Yuma County is one of the sunniest counties in the United States. The county was one of the four original counties of Arizona and contains part of three separate wildlife refugees – the Cabeza Priesta National Wildlife Rufuge, Imperial National Wildlife Refuge, and the Kofa National Wildlife Refuge.

The lawyers of Yuma County are available to represent you in many areas of law including personal injury, divorce, DUI, tax, bankruptcy, employment discrimination, real estate, criminal defense, automobile accidents, alimony and more.

A grand jury in Yuma County recently indicted a 15-year-old Yuma County minor on two counts of sexual assault, one count of sexual conduct with a minor and one count of aggravated assault. The boy is alleged to have used force to rape a 13-year-old Yuma County girl in 2009. The Yuma County minor was arrested in August and appeared in court to face the criminal charges on his indictment. According to officials in the county, it is a rare occurrence for a minor to be suspects in a juvenile rape case.   The youth will be prosecuted as an adult for the alleged crimes.

If your case arose in Yuma County, you should be prepared to go to the Yuma County Superior Court. This court hears civil, domestic and criminal cases. The local attorneys regularly practice in this court and can help make sure that your case is fully ready for trial before you ever go to court.

Have you been struggling to find the right Yuma County lawyer to take your case? If so, you should consider visiting LegalMatch.com. We offer visitors a free online legal matching service that can quickly and accurately pair you to attorneys in your area that have represented clients in situations similar to yours. While you are at our site, you can also visit our LegalCenter where you will find many articles about popular legal topics as well as helpful hints that give you insights into dealing with attorneys.

If you would like to find out more about the laws and courts in Yuma County, please visit these external links:

• Yuma County Law Library
• Arizona State Bar
• Arizona Judicial Branch