How do I evict a person who is paying to stay in my second bedroom?

Arizona law calls these types of tenants "roomers". A roomer is someone who does not rent their own bathroom and kitchen, but shares them with...

If you bid a job for more than $1000 (in the aggregate), you run the risk of being charged with contracting without a license. Some jurisdictions...

Can I get rid of tenants belongings?

You will need to file an eviction action. You should have immediate possession since you are on the lease, but you cannot kick him out until you...

I asked for accommodation for my disabled(autistic) kid from the landlord but end up getting evicted.They clearly retaliated.

You need an attorney to evaluate your rights with you. Per ARS 33-1381, the landlord cannot retaliate, but she can evict for other reasons, as...

Is poss in AZ to stop judge from issuing Writ day 5 of eviction, when tenant "failed to appear" and cannot raise court bond?

You are in quite a bind. There is likely no way of extending the issuance of a Writ of Restitution. The law sees it as if you were already given...

How to get new tenants out of our home?

Per ARS 33-1368, give a 5-day notice to pay or quit the premises. If they don't pay and "cure" the default, file an eviction action. Best to...

My rent increased without notice. Is this legal?

Is there a term in the rental agreement that dictates that the rent "graduates" yearly or at some determined time? Generally the landlord cannot...

How can we avoid a court appearance with our property manager?

You haven't given enough information to answer this question. What was the "outstanding balance" for? Were you behind on rent? Had the landlord...

Are there attnys that will sue an out of state landlord for the proceeds of the deposit $$ due

You need an NM attorney on this one. In AZ, the landlord is liable for triple the amount of a security deposit wrongfully withheld, plus...

Do I owe this apartment money?

Your recourse is against the co-tenant. If you are made to pay the judgment to the landlord, you can sue the co-tenant for equitable indemnity. ...