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Arizona divorce filings by county

Aggregate Superior Court counts for the Arizona Judicial Branch case type “Marriage Dissolution/Divorce.” No party or case records are included.

Latest available fiscal year

22,729 filings

FY2025 statewide — down 142 (0.6%) from FY2024.

Data through FY2025

Source checked August 15, 2026

Statewide trend

Recorded filings are below FY2018

FY2018 to FY2025: 17.9% lower.

Arizona statewide divorce filings and terminations by fiscal yearTwo lines show aggregate Arizona Superior Court marriage dissolution and divorce filings and terminations from fiscal year 2018 through 2025.30,00015,0000FY18FY19FY20FY21FY22FY23FY24FY25
FilingsTerminationsSource: Arizona Judicial Branch · compiled by Arizona Legal Co. · updated August 15, 2026

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FY2025 filings and terminations

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Arizona county marriage dissolution and divorce filings and terminations in fiscal year 2025, ordered by filings.
CountyFilingsTerminationsClearance*
Maricopa14,81015,345103.6%
Pima3,5293,50499.3%
Pinal1,2611,25099.1%
Mohave67365597.3%
Yuma61260598.9%
Yavapai566580102.5%
Cochise347401115.6%
Navajo225259115.1%
Coconino203217106.9%
Santa Cruz17116998.8%
Gila15512681.3%
Graham80104130.0%
Apache4953108.2%
Greenlee2528112.0%
La Paz2332139.1%
Arizona22,72923,328102.6%

* Terminations divided by filings for the same fiscal year. It is a volume ratio, not the share of individual cases resolved or a measure of case duration.

Methodology

What this dataset measures

Aggregate Superior Court filings and terminations reported under the Arizona Judicial Branch case type “Marriage Dissolution/Divorce.”

Period
FY2018–FY2025
Original pull
July 23, 2026
Source checked
August 15, 2026
Revision status
First published compilation; recheck the source dashboard before each update.

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Read the limits before citing

  • The source is an aggregate court-statistics dashboard. This compilation contains no case, party, address, or outcome-level records.
  • A termination is a court statistical resolution count. It is not a measure of whether a divorce was contested, who prevailed, or how long an individual case took.
  • Arizona Courts says dashboard data reflects the stored data at posting and is subject to change. Recent termination counts may be revised.
  • FY2018 is the first year in this selected series. Do not compare it to differently defined earlier court series without checking the underlying definitions.
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