Pima County Probate Records
Arizona36 probate estates opened in Pima County, Arizona in the last 30 days, 11 of them this week. 0 are still inside the creditors’ window.
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11 new in the last 7 days
Data as of
| Decedent | Case number | Claims deadline | Personal representative | Attorney |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| First publishedToday1 estate | ||||
| Mildred Dorothy Clemovitz | PB20251943 | Not set | With an account | With an account |
| First publishedYesterday1 estate | ||||
| Mary Dianna Dudgeon | PB 20261313 | Not set | With an account | With an account |
| First published3 days ago3 estates | ||||
| Katrina Dawn Coy | PB20261443 | Not set | With an account | With an account |
| Sandra Kay Rios | PB20260491 | Not set | With an account | With an account |
| Mary Ellen Carnazza | PB2026-1331 | Not set | With an account | With an account |
31 more estates
See all 36 estates in Pima County, AZ
36 in the last 30 days
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Pima County probate activity
- This week
- 11
- New estates, last 7 days
- Claims open
- 0
- None closing within 14 days
- Death to notice
- 160d
- Median, across 6 notices
- With an attorney
- 64%
- 35 name a personal rep.
Data as of
Where Pima County estates are filed
Superior Court of the State of Arizona in and for the County of Pima
The court file, with the will and the letters of administration, is kept by the clerk. Each record here carries the case number to ask for.
- Notice to creditors34
- Notice of petition2
What a Pima County record includes
Each record is one estate, folded from every printing of its notices, with these fields wherever the court’s notice states them. A field the notice left out says so rather than showing a guess.
- Decedent's name, and any name they were also known as
- Court, county and case number
- Date of death and last residence, where the notice prints them
- Date first published and the creditors' claims deadline
- Personal representatives, with the mailing address printed
- The estate's attorney, with phone, email and bar number where printed
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How many estates each list holds is public, and the newest five on each list show the decedent, case number and deadline. Who is handling each estate, and the rest of the list, open with an account. See a complete sample record or compare plans.
Working a Pima County probate lead
Catch the estate when it opens
11 estates in Pima County first published a notice this week. An alert brings each new one to you the morning after it runs.
Check what the estate holds
Look the decedent up in the county's property records by name and last residence. A house in the name of the deceased is the lead; an estate with no real property usually is not.
Reach the right person, respectfully
The personal representative has authority over the estate's property, and the attorney is usually the cleanest first contact. Write a short letter, mention the estate by case number, and expect a family in mourning.
Mind the window
A sale of estate property usually waits on the court or the will's terms. Ask the attorney what the estate needs before you make an offer.
The terms on a record, defined: the probate glossary. Not legal advice; follow your state’s rules on solicitation.
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For a Pima County estate
- Arizona probate recordsEvery Arizona county we cover, busiest first.
- A complete sample recordOne real estate, every field a plan opens, with the personal representative's street address withheld.
- Probate glossaryPersonal representative, letters of administration, notice to creditors, intestate: every term a notice uses.
- How the records are builtHow published notices become one estate record, what each field means, and what we cannot see.
About Pima County probate records
How many probate estates are opened in Pima County?
36 estates in Pima County, Arizona first published a probate notice in the last 30 days, and 36 in the last 90. We hold 36 estate records from the county in all. That makes it the busiest of the 10 Arizona counties we cover.
How do I look up Pima County probate records?
Probate cases in Pima County are filed with the Superior Court of the State of Arizona in and for the County of Pima. We hold 36 estate records for Pima County, built from its published probate notices, the newest first published on October 30, 2026. Search Pima County by the decedent's name or the case number; the full court file stays with the Pima County clerk.
When is the creditors' deadline on a Pima County estate?
We have not yet read Arizona's creditor-claim statute, so Pima County records carry no claims deadline. 0 estates in Pima County are still inside that window.
How long after a death does a Pima County estate appear?
Across the 6 Pima County notices that print a date of death, the median gap from the death to the first notice is 160 days, so a new Pima County estate is usually a death from about 5 months ago, and the house, if there is one, is often still undecided.
Do Pima County records include the personal representative and attorney?
97% of Pima County estates name a personal representative with the mailing address the notice prints, and 64% name the estate's attorney, usually with a phone number and email. Both open with an account on any Pima County record; a field the notice did not print is left out rather than guessed.