Alert: Justice Courts eFiling
Effective April 1, 2025, Electronic Filing will be mandatory for all Mohave County Justice Court Eviction and Civil cases filed by an attorney. If you have any questions, please contact
the appropriate court.
Judge Megan A. McCoy, Division 1
Mohave County Superior Court, Associate Presiding Judge
Current Assignment: Civil, Probate, Family Treatment Court, HAWC
Location: Kingman Superior Courthouse | 415 Spring Street | Kingman, AZ 86401
Judicial Assistant: Melanie Dawson | (928) 753-0709 | division1@mohavecourts.com
| Court Calendar | Type Of Cases | Court Room Policies and Procedures |
|---|---|---|
| Division 1 calendar is posted each day at 3pm. Please click to view the current calendar. | Civil, Probate, Family Treatment Court, HAWC, Lower Court Appeals, Conflict Cases |
REMOTE APPEARANCES:
Parties may join the Zoom video courtroom: meeting ID 899-614-070-81 and passcode 2141912
Parties may call in by phone: (877) 853-5247 with meeting ID 899-614-070-81.
When you join the courtroom, assume you are in open court and that you can be heard. Mute yourself until your case is called, just as you would sit in the back quietly and wait your turn in person.
EXPECTATIONS:
The Court expects lawyers and all parties to treat each other, opposing parties, court staff, and everyone with respect and professionalism.
Harassment, bias, or prejudice on the basis of race, sex, gender, religion, national origin, ethnicity, disability, age, sexual orientation, marital status, socioeconomic status, or affiliation is strictly prohibited.
Megan A. McCoy serves as Division 1 Judge for the Mohave County Superior Court.
Judge McCoy was initially appointed as a Court Commissioner / Judge Pro Tempore by then Presiding Judge Charles Gurtler and sworn in on August 9, 2019. She was appointed by Governor Doug Ducey on August 29, 2021, to step into the Division I judicial position after Judge Gurtler’s retirement in summer of 2021.
Judge McCoy currently handles a caseload primarily consisting of family court and juvenile court matters. These include dissolutions, separations, child custody cases, dependencies, adoptions, and delinquencies.
Prior to her 2019 judicial appointment, Judge McCoy served Mohave as a prosecutor in the Mohave County Attorney’s Office for 13 years.
Judge McCoy is a graduate of Kingman High School (’00), University of California San Diego (’03), and Georgetown University Law Center (’06).