Posts Tagged ‘Arizona and Real Estate Law’
What can landlord charge for a tenant’s short-term overstay
Question: My daughter rented an apartment in Tempe for $1,600/month for the nine-month ASU school year. One of her professors was ill, so her final exam in that class was extended five days past the original nine-month lease. Her landlord refused to extend the lease even for five days because a summer school student was…
Read MoreDoes An Arizona Will Need To Be Notarized?
Question: My husband and I are signing a will and revocable living trust with internet forms from a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). Our major asset is our Chandler home. These forms do not require the notarization of our signatures or the signatures of our two witnesses. Is our will valid without the notarization of these…
Read MoreCollection of Arizona Judgement in Texas
Question: Last year our son started his freshman year at ASU. He signed a one-year lease with a $1,700 security deposit for an apartment in a high-rise dormitory owned by a Dallas corporation. After summer school ended, our son cleaned his apartment and moved out. The property manager and our son signed a document that…
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