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5 Common Real Estate Transaction Pitfalls in Arizona – and How an Attorney Can Help

cherie

Real Estate

Real estate transactions in Arizona can be exciting—but they’re also legally complex. Whether you’re buying your first home or selling investment property, understanding the fine…

Can You Sleep Over Before You Buy a Home? What Arizona Buyers and Sellers Need to Know

Christopher Charles

Real Estate

Are you looking to buy a home? What if you could test drive a house the way you test drive a car? Imagine spending the…

What Happens When You Ignore Court Rules in an Easement Dispute: A Case Study from Arizona

Christopher Charles

Easements

If you are dealing with an easement dispute, it is crucial to understand the legal process and follow the court’s rules. Ignoring these rules can…

How Long Does It Take to Get a Divorce in Arizona?

Christopher Charles

Family Law

If you are wondering how long a divorce in Arizona takes, the short answer is: it depends. In some cases, it can be over in…

The Lis Pendens and Related Actions Per a.r.s § 33-420

Christopher Charles

Articles, Real Estate, Uncategorized

The lis pendens can be an effective tool to tie up real property that is involved in a legal dispute. Indeed, per A.R.S. § 12-1191,…

Child Custody Battles in Arizona: What Parents Need to Know

Christopher Charles

Family Law

Custody battles are often one of the most emotionally charged parts of a divorce. If you are a parent in Arizona going through this process,…

How a Non-Compete Clause Could Quietly Derail Your Career—And What You Can Do About It

Christopher Charles

Business Law

Did you know that a single clause buried in your real estate or employment contract could prevent you from working in your city for a…

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Beware: Arizona Supreme Court Opens Door for Property Theft via Adverse Possession

Christopher Charles

Landlord Tenant, Real Estate

Recent changes in Arizona real estate law have created a serious risk for property owners. The Arizona Supreme Court’s ruling in the case of Dominguez…

How Arizona Parenting Laws Have Changed: What Parents Need to Know

Christopher Charles

Family Law

Not long ago, Arizona family courts often leaned in favor of one parent—typically the mother—when it came to custody decisions. But that is no longer…

The As-Is Clause And The Seller’s Disclosures Obligations

Christopher Charles

Real Estate

The As-Is Clause And The Seller’s Disclosures Obligations By: Christopher J. Charles Provident Law® Many real estate transactions today include an “as-is”…

Open Season on City Lots – Est. of Dominguez v Dominguez

Christopher Charles

Church & Nonprofit

Arizona Supreme Court Addresses “Squatter’s Rights” and Adverse Possession Regarding City Lots By: David Korn, Esq. Provident Law® The Arizona Supreme Court…

Square Footage and Real Estate Contracts

Christopher Charles

Articles, Real Estate

LAYING DOWN THE LAW with Christopher J. Charles, Esq. Provident Law® Square Footage and Real Estate Contracts Many real estate brokers say that…