Tribal courts are sovereign judicial systems, separate and distinct from Arizona state and federal courts. As self-governing entities, each tribal court has its own rules and procedures, which can vary greatly between tribal courts and from the state and federal courts of the United States.

Individuals with legal matters before a tribal court in Arizona need legal representation from an attorney licensed to practice and with experience in tribal courts and knowledge of their individual customs.

Tribal Courts We Serve

Adriana Orman is licensed to practice before various tribal courts in Arizona, including the Navajo Nation, the Tribal Court of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, and Gila River Indian Community Court.

How We Can Help

Adriana represents clients before tribal courts in matters involving:

  • Criminal defense
  • Civil disputes
  • Family law, including child custody and matters concerning the Indian Child Welfare Act
  • Contract enforcement
  • Business matters involving tribal entities

Why Experience in Tribal Court Matters

As sovereign entities, tribal courts operate under their own unique rules, codes, and procedures. Growing up on the Navajo Reservation and as an attorney licensed to practice before the Navajo Nation and other tribal courts in Arizona, Adriana understands the legal landscape and can help clients navigate complex tribal legal matters.

Contact the Law Office of Adriana M. Orman, PLLC, Today

Located in Goodyear, Arizona, the Law Office of Adriana M. Orman, PLLC, proudly represents clients before tribal courts in Arizona. Call (602) 292-9319 or contact us today to schedule a confidential appointment to discuss your situation and how we can assist you.