Jonathan A Millet

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Prescott, AZ

Trusts Lawyer at Prescott, AZ

Practice Areas: Trusts, Limited Liability Company (LLC) ... +3 more

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If a lease on an apartment has an automatic renewal clause, does that require a new lease every year?

Jonathan's answer | Answered on June 08, 2009

Your lease likely has a requirement that you give notice that you are moving within a certain period of time or the lease automatically...

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How does one investigate a lien filed against a business if contact cannot be made with the filer or the secured party?

Jonathan's answer | Answered on June 08, 2009

The abbreviation for the secured party may be registered as a trade name. Check with your Secretary of State. Also, see if your state's...

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My son is 19 as is moving into his first apartment. The landlord has on the Lease Agreement a signature for a Guardian or Parent

Jonathan's answer | Answered on June 08, 2009

By signing it, you are agreeing to pay the rent on the lease until the lease ends if you son does not pay. Call the landlord and confirm whether...

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What is the law on business (service) making a quote and then more than doubling it on payment?

Jonathan's answer | Answered on June 08, 2009

Usually, when you leave your vehicle at a service station, you are consenting to the work to be performed that you request. Of course, the dealer...

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What's the process/cost to sue tenant to get lien on his out-of-state property as he owes >$10,000 rent&abandoned the residence?

Jonathan's answer | Answered on June 08, 2009

Your first step is to get a judgment. Under Arizona law, you can file in Justice Court, which is more informal than Superior Court. If you are an...

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What are my options to enforce monies owed under a divorce decree when the party owing the money has moved out of state?

Jonathan's answer | Answered on June 08, 2009

Research whether the state where the person moved to has enacted the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act. In Arizona, for example, it is...

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