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Arizona Residential Eviction in Justice Court
The fee covers preparation of the summons and complaint, court filing fee, service of process and appearance at the initial court hearing on your behalf. We handle eviction lawsuits in Arizona's most...
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Tenant Notices Required by Law
We prepare and serve five day notices for non-payment of rent, ten day notices of material breach or any other type of notice you need. The notices are on our law firm letterhead. You have two...
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Telephone Consultation
For straightforward legal issues, we offer telephone consultations. For more complex legal issues we offer office consultations. For situations where it may be necessary to review multiple documents...
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Relief From Tenant's Bankruptcy Stay
We can represent you in Federal bankruptcy court to get relief from the automatic bankruptcy stay. The stay prohibits you from filing an eviction or attempting to collect past due rent, unless you do...
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Arizona Residential Lease - Standard Form
Arizona Residential Lease designed specifically for Arizona real estate law and the Arizona Residential Landlord Tenant Act. Our lease is landlord-friendly. Delivered as a Microsoft Word document,...
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Wage Garnishment
Arizona law requires that you send a demand letter to your judgment debtor before you can undertake a wage garnishment. With a wage garnishment it is possible to get 25% of your debtor's take home pay...
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Arizona Residential Landlord Forms Superpack
Our Arizona Landlord Forms Super Pack contains all the forms an Arizona residential landlord needs to comply with all the different notices required by the Arizona Residential Landlord Tenant Act. The...
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Short Course on Arizona Partial Payment Law
If an Arizona residential landlord accepts a partial rent payment can they still evict if the tenant doesn't pay the balance? The short answer is "no." Arizona has a partial payment law that bars a...
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