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Real Property Rights Transferring Due to Possession or Use; Adverse Possession and Prescriptive Easements in Arizona

In Arizona and other states, the adage “possession is nine-tenths of the law” can become a reality when real property is controlled or used by someone other than the true owner. Possessing real property – whether acting as the owner… Read More

Protecting Your Reputation Online

Your customers are probably looking at online reviews before deciding whether to purchase your goods or services. According to a Forbes article, as many as 88 percent of consumers trust online reviews as much as a personal recommendation. (How Important… Read More

Property Sales & Bankruptcy

Sales transactions typically close only when the two sides are in agreement and satisfied with the benefit they will receive. In some cases, a property owner’s bankruptcy can be a tool to facilitate the transaction by allowing property to transfer… Read More

Estate Planning

Revocation by Divorce Statute Arizona has a “revocation by divorce” statute, which automatically rescinds a spouse’s pre-divorce or pre-annulment revocable bequest of property to a former spouse. The statute is based on a presumption that a divorce or annulment indicates… Read More