Do not ignore the letter. AZ Summit Law has a mediation clinic and your neighbor likely went to the school to get reduced-fee assistance. Hire an...

I bought a house 3 years ago, just found out its encroaching on neighbors property. I cannot put addition on now!!

In addition to what my colleagues stated, being certain about knowing what the property owner knew is not enough to change your outcome without ...

How do I revoke Power of Attorney from my mother?

A standard power of attorney can be revoked by a writing, signed by you and notarized. Deliver the revocation to all interested parties. You may...

First, a prenup agreement is not a standardized agreement. Without knowing what the parties agreed to, there is no certainty as to whether the...

What are my rights if the seller didn't provide a spds. Mold has been discovered and it's keeping me sick as I'm allergic to it.

A seller is not required to provide a SPDS, however, a seller is required to disclose material (important) facts about the property.

Son leaves dog w/me temporarily that turns into 2 years? Do I have a claim to keep the dog now that he wants it back?

Two years is not "temporary." You certainly have a claim for the dog. Gather receipts: food, vet, toys, supplies. Document the length that you have...

How do I file for power of attorney

You may be able to become the Personal Representative of your mother's estate. A Power of Attorney ends at death. Contact an attorney to discuss...

What do we do when our landlord won't listen to or fix problems, such as mold in our mobile home?

The AZ Attorney General's Office has a document entitled Tenants' Rights and Responsibilities Handbook that is available online. It explains your...

Helping friend sell home

You are welcome to show your friends available homes. Once you accept a fee for doing so, you are acting as an unlicensed agent. If you show your...

What is the difference in a power for attorney vs quick claim

A Power of Attorney gives one person the legal right to act on behalf of another; to sign documents for the other person, to enter into a lease, or...