Under Arizona law, you are entitled to receive a 90-day notice, by certified mail, of the trustee sale date of your home. If you have information...

I'm sorry for your Mom's passing and that you are facing a foreclosure on the home. Since the home has been set up for a trustee sale (aka...

Under A.R.S. 33-812(P), a third party (non-attorney) can only charge a maximum of $2,500 to a homeowner to pursue excess proceeds for the...

I respectfully disagree with the first answer provided. Arizona has a 6 year statute of limitations for contracts. Every monthly installment...

It is important to speak with an attorney and work out an agreement in writing with your ex girlfriend as as soon as possible to confirm how the...

I recommend reading your Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs) for your neighborhood to see what structures are allowed and disallowed. ...

If an eviction decision was based upon wrong information, ie the wrong lease, I recommend that you speak to a real estate litigation attorney who...

I agree with the previous answer that it would be beneficial to speak with a family law attorney as soon as possible if you are not currently...

It's difficult to address your question without looking at your HOA's CC&Rs. You could be "grandfathered in" and not subject to an HOA violation if...

Regarding your well question, the only way to answer your question is for a real estate attorney to review the written water well agreement. Often...