Do I need to file with the courts to get money that was left over from foreclosure ?
Yes, there were "excess proceeds" from the foreclosure sale, and they have been deposited with the County Treasurer; a lawsuit has been filed in...
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Yes, there were "excess proceeds" from the foreclosure sale, and they have been deposited with the County Treasurer; a lawsuit has been filed in...
An amendment to the Articles of Organization must be filed with the Arizona Corporation Commission to change the members and "clean up" the LLC...
Adverse possession won't affect the mortgage - it will remain outstanding and will encumber the property. Adverse possession only relates to...
There are many issues to be addressed in an agreement for purchase of a business: specification of what is being purchased, price and terms of...
Whether you need to be involved depends on the facts and circumstances - and in particular on what legal justification the member of the LLC has...
If it's not signed, you will have to prove that the parties "agreed" to it by their course of conduct - by the actions of the parties over the past...
It depends on what your agreement with the first buyer says. If the situation as it has developed gives you the right to cancel the contract, and...
Declaratory Judgments in AZ are governed by ARS 12-1831 et seq, https://www.azleg.gov/ars/12/01831.htm. See also Rule 57 of the Arizona Rules of...
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No, signing a lease of the portion of the neighbor's land that is on your client's side of the fence most definitely won't suffice for a transfer...
Yes, the buyer would be off the hook for failure to close on 1-15, because the contract would no longer require him to close by that date. That is...