Out of state default judgement without being served.

It means nothing for you. Judgment was only obtained against the other defendant, not against you. You were never even served.

How to stop the threat of legal action to cause financial harm

If there is no basis in the law for the case, you can file a Rule 12 (b)(6) motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim upon which relief can be...

Obviously, you can not be physically evicted if you are no longer there. However, your landlord likely is attempting to formalize the termination...

What is the legal term for when a person or business acts upon a promise

Promissory estoppel

What are my rights as a tenant? What can i do when my landlord is harrassing me for money & while he is intoxicated?

Your landlord can not evict you without a forcible detainer hearing. If you want to pay the water bill instead of the rent, do so, but put in...

Am I liable?

You should proceed with the eviction. Let him argue these additional items and/or counterclaim if he wants to. It does not sound like he has much...

An employee quit and has file paperwork to get back pay. I am selling the business so who is responsible for paying the debt

She could come after either or both of you. You can put language into the contract for the sale of your business specifying whether you will be...

What is the statute of limitations for a sales tax return to the State of Arizona?

Did the check clear the bank? If it did not, you owe them that money. It seems odd that neither you nor the department of revenue noticed this...

I live in a 55 plus community. I own my home but not the lot. My driveway is in bad shape and the property owners refuse to fix?

The landlord is responsible to keep the premises in a fit and habitable conditions. Keeping up the driveway probably is not included in this.

A friend borrowed my guitar and amp then lent it to someone else, can not get him to give it back or retrieve it.

You can sue the other person to get your guitar back or the value in cash. The limit in small claims court in Arizona is $2,500.