When is Attorney Representation Legally Required in an Arizona Eviction Lawsuit?
Your tenant is behind on rent and your repeated requests for payment have fallen on deaf ears. Your only remaining recourse is to file an
Your tenant is behind on rent and your repeated requests for payment have fallen on deaf ears. Your only remaining recourse is to file an
What is the required procedure in Arizona to evict a family member who has overstayed his or her welcome, when there is no lease agreement
A self-help lockout is prohibited on residential real property in Arizona. An Arizona landlord is, however, entitled to pursue a self-help commercial eviction if the
Arizona landlords have a right to require a security deposit from their tenants to help protect them for losses resulting from tenant negligence, intentional conduct,
When can a landlord lawfully enter a rental unit in Arizona, and what steps must be taken before entry? The short answer is that landlords
An eviction in Arizona can take anywhere between one week to two months, and possibly longer if the tenant appeals or otherwise uses delay tactics
Arizona has different laws and rules for evictions depending on the type of rental property. Here is an overview of the eviction rules and procedures
In Arizona, a landlord must follow certain rules to avoid legal liability when a tenant leaves behind their personal property. The required procedure depends on
This article summarizes post judgment eviction procedures in Arizona. In short, once a landlord has been awarded a judgment, the tenant can stay in the
In Arizona, and most other states, a landlord cannot evict an individual for utilizing self-help procedures or in retaliation for exercising their rights. A landlord
Nonpayment of rent is the leading cause of an eviction in Arizona and elsewhere. Here are the steps for an eviction based on the tenant’s
The County of Marin has enacted an eviction protection ordinance that restricts evictions for most multi-unit properties situated in unincorporated Marin County. Here is a
On September 12, 2023, the Burbank City Council adopted residential tenant protections for tenants who have been displaced because of a landlord’s substantial remodel of
The City of San Rafael has adopted a rent and eviction control ordinance which went into effect in July 2019. Here is a summary of
In October 2022, the City of Petaluma enacted an eviction control ordinance requiring “just cause” for evictions and relocation assistance payments to tenants displaced by
The City of Maywood has an eviction limitation laws for most rental units within the City, under a 2008 Ordinance requiring just cause for evictions.
In November 2022, the City of Santa Ana adopted a Rent Stabilization and Just Cause Eviction Ordinance, which limits rent increases and the reasons allowed
On August 1, 2022, the Pomona City Council adopted an urgency ordinance related to rent stabilization and eviction control. The Ordinance limits the reasons why