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What applies to you in Phoenix: Arizona's surviving adultery law, its no-fault divorce, Maricopa County's STI clinics, and where to report a scam or a threat.

By the Marital Affair editorial teamUpdated · 2 min read

In short

Marital Affair is a discreet dating site for married and attached adults, and this is its local guide for Phoenix. Joining and browsing are free; messaging is paid, in US dollars. Adultery is still a class 3 misdemeanour in Arizona, prosecuted only on a spouse's complaint, and divorce is no-fault. Maricopa County's STI clinics charge $20 a visit.

Key facts
AdulteryClass 3 misdemeanour; only on a spouse's complaint
DivorceNo-fault: irretrievably broken
STI clinic1645 E. Roosevelt St., Phoenix
Clinic fee$20 a visit; insurance accepted
Report a scamReportFraud.ftc.gov or ic3.gov

Who you'll meet, and what it costs

Joining, building a profile and browsing are free; reading and replying to messages needs a paid membership, and the prices page lists the options. Prices are in US dollars. Checkout shows the billing name that will appear on your card statement, and memberships renew until you cancel in Settings > Billing. You must be 18 or over to join. Because profiles are shared with partner sites in the same network, some people you hear from will have joined through another site.

The law in Arizona

Arizona is one of the few states where adultery is still an offence. Under Arizona Revised Statutes section 13-1408 it is a class 3 misdemeanour, and where only one of the two people is married, both can be punished. A prosecution can begin only on a complaint from the husband or wife.

Divorce is no-fault. Under section 25-312 the court needs to find the marriage irretrievably broken, meaning there's no reasonable prospect of reconciliation, and one spouse must have lived in Arizona for 90 days before filing. Covenant marriages are the exception: they have stricter grounds. This isn't legal advice; speak to an Arizona family lawyer before acting.

Sexual health in Phoenix

Maricopa County Department of Public Health runs four STI clinics: Phoenix at 1645 E. Roosevelt St., plus Glendale, Goodyear and Mesa. All of them welcome both appointments and walk-ins. The county charges $20 per visit and, since April 2026, also accepts insurance; you can pay by cash or card. Book on 602-506-7218 or online through the county's testing page.

The CDC's GetTested finder at gettested.cdc.gov lists other free and low-cost testing near you, and our guide to sexual health with a new partner covers what to test for and when.

If someone tries to scam or threaten you

  • The FTC, at ReportFraud.ftc.gov, for romance scams and other fraud.
  • The FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center, at ic3.gov, for online fraud and sextortion.
  • 911 if you are in danger or a crime is happening now.
  • StopNCII.org if someone threatens to share intimate images: it lets an adult create a digital fingerprint of an image on their own device so participating platforms can find and remove copies.

Don't send money or more photos. Keep the messages and report the profile through our help centre. The guide to scams and blackmail explains how these schemes usually run.

Talking to someone

If you want to talk it through, a licensed marriage and family therapist will see individuals as well as couples. If you are struggling, call or text 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, at any time. Our page on getting support lists more places to turn.

Before you meet

Our safety page and the guide to meeting safely cover first meetings, and the discretion page explains what the site shows and sends: the billing name, account emails and who can see your profile.

Questions people ask

Where can I get an STI test in Phoenix?

Maricopa County Department of Public Health runs STI clinics in Phoenix (1645 E. Roosevelt St.), Glendale, Goodyear and Mesa. All take appointments and walk-ins. There's a $20 fee per visit, and insurance has been accepted since April 2026.

Is adultery illegal in Arizona?

Technically, yes. Arizona Revised Statutes section 13-1408 makes adultery a class 3 misdemeanour, and if only one person is married, both can be punished. A prosecution can only start on a complaint from the husband or wife. Divorce in Arizona is no-fault.

Where do I report a romance scam?

To the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov, and to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center at ic3.gov for online fraud or sextortion. Call 911 if you are in danger, and contact your bank straight away if money has gone.

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  1. Who you'll meet, and what it costs
  2. The law in Arizona
  3. Sexual health in Phoenix
  4. If someone tries to scam or threaten you
  5. Talking to someone
  6. Before you meet

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