You have to domesticate the judgment in the state where the property is located, then record the judgment in that state. Then file a garnishment...

Yes, you can file a suit...anyone can file a suit about anything...but you are extremely unlikely to be victorious. In addition to the fact the...

If you are not on the lease then you can be evicted by the leaseholder, however you do have some rights. You are on a month-to-month lease and such...

Unless you have a special provision in your lease, you cannot file for an eviction unless you have provided the requisite notice and let the time...

People in the state of Arizona are permitted to grow up to 6 plants per person, so unfortunately there really isn't much you can do about it.

If you agreed to the late fees when signing the lease, then they are considered valid. Arizona LL's can charge a "reasonable late fee", as long as...

If the LL recorded a deed conveying the property to you, then you be the legal owner. You don't necessarily need a realtor to assist with this, as...

This is why people should hire lawyers instead of playing lawyer themself. Based on your narrative, the ownership of the home was You &...

Was there a written lease agreement signed whereby you agreed to pay 2k/month? Otherwise, if no lease was signed, the LL could in theory raise the...

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You should be considered month-to-month tenants, however pursuant to A.R.S. § 33-341(B), a tenancy from month to month may be terminated by...