Piercing the Corporate Veil in Arizona: What Owners Risk
Most Arizona business owners form an LLC or corporation specifically to keep their personal assets,…
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How Long Do You Have to File a Lawsuit in Arizona? Understanding the Statute of Limitations
If you have been wronged — by a broken contract, a car accident, or a…
Property Line Disputes in Arizona: What Homeowners Should Know
A new fence, a backyard shed, or a row of trees can turn a friendly…
Earnest Money in Arizona: When Can a Buyer Get It Back?
When you put an offer on a home in Arizona, you’re usually asked to deposit…
Seller Disclosure Requirements in Arizona Real Estate
Few things create more conflict in a home sale than what the seller knew —…
Arizona LLC vs. Corporation: Which Business Structure Is Right for You?
Choosing the right legal structure is one of the most important decisions you’ll make when…
Fractional General Counsel vs. Outside Counsel: Which Is Right for Your Business?
If your business has outgrown the “call a lawyer when something goes wrong” stage but…
Arizona Real Estate Closing: What Buyers Need to Know
Buying a home in Arizona is one of the biggest investments you’ll make. But if…
Earnest Money Disputes in Arizona: Who Keeps the Deposit When a Deal Falls Apart?
Earnest money is supposed to show that a buyer is serious. In most Arizona residential…
What an Arizona Title Defect Looks Like — and How to Clear It Before Closing
Phoenix real estate attorney explains the most common Arizona title defects, how they get fixed,…
What to Expect When You’re Sued: A Guide to Civil Litigation in Arizona
Getting served with a lawsuit is stressful. Whether it’s a contract dispute, a business disagreement,…
Common Contract Disputes and How Arizona Courts Handle Them
Contracts are the foundation of nearly every business relationship. Whether you are entering a partnership,…
When Does a Business Dispute Become a Litigation Matter?
Not every business disagreement ends up in court — nor should it. Most disputes between…
Arizona Home Seller Disclosure Requirements
Claims for failing to properly disclose the condition of a seller’s home is one of…
Arizona Homestead Now Protects $400,000 of Home Equity
A homestead protects the equity in a person’s qualified property from attachment, execution and forced…
How to Collect a Judgment from a Texas Debtor
A judgment creditor in Texas can collect or enforce a judgment against a judgment debtor…
Arizona Foreclosure & Deficiency Judgments Explained
A.R.S. 33-814, Arizona’s residential anti-deficiency statute, generally prohibits a deficiency judgment against a borrower for…