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SCOTUS Holds Just Compensation is Actual Proceeds, Rather Than Fair Market Value, In Tax Sales

Christopher Charles

Articles, Real Estate, Uncategorized

Analysis of Pung v. Isabella County, Michigan Facts The Pung family of Michigan owed approximately $2,241.93 in property taxes. Isabella County foreclosed on their home…

Is It Too Late To Sue My Prior Owner?

Christopher Charles

Articles, Real Estate

Is It Too Late To Sue My Prior Owner? Maricopa County is America’s fastest-growing county.1 So it is no surprise that real estate litigation filings…

HOA Executive Sessions Are Not a Place to Hide Board Business

cherie

Articles, Real Estate

Legal Update June 2026 HOA Executive Sessions Are Not a Place to Hide Board Business By: Dominick Detente, Esq. Arizona boards have long treated executive…

When Complaints Become Harassment: What Arizona Parents Need to Know After Hernandez v. Loarca

Sarah Manning

Articles, Family Law

When Complaints Become Harassment: What Arizona Parents Need to Know After Hernandez v. Loarca By Sarah Manning Perez Co‑parenting can hard enough without turning the…

When Should You Talk To An Insurance Adjuster After An Accident?

Cailin Butler

Articles

Why Talking to an Insurance Adjuster Can Change the Direction of Your Case An insurance adjuster is assigned to evaluate damage and determine payment. That…

PARTITION ACTIONS (PART III OF III)

Christopher Charles

Articles, Partition, Real Estate, Uncategorized

Like many legal issues, real estate partitions actions come with both pros and cons and a thorough risk assessment analysis should be undertaken with the…

Why My Defense Background Helps Injured People

Timothy J. Watson

Business Law

If you are injured and looking for legal help, it is important to understand your attorney’s legal experience. Some people think that if you have…

Partition Actions (Part II of II)

cherie

Articles, Partition, Real Estate, Uncategorized

LAYING DOWN THE LAW with Christopher J. Charles, Esq. Provident Law® Partition Actions (part II of II) This article continues an overview of real estate…

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,…

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…

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…

Types of Insurance for Your Business

Christopher Charles

Business Law

Businesses must maintain appropriate levels and types of insurance to protect their financial interests. As a result, business owners must be aware of all available…