Arizona Settlement Conference

Mandatory Settlement Conferences Settlement conferences are mandatory in Arizona civil cases involving disputes of more than $50,000. The goal of these settlement conferences are to alleviate the Arizona Superior Courts from managing all the cases by themselves. The...

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Reaffirmation Agreements

A reaffirmation agreement is a contract made between a debtor and a creditor during a bankruptcy proceeding. In this agreement, the debtor agrees to continue repaying a specific debt even after the bankruptcy case is concluded. The debt remains valid and unaffected by...

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Intentional Destruction of Rental Property

What Options Does a Landlord Have When a Tenant Intentionally Damages a Rental House? "Removal or intentional and material alteration or damage of any part of a building, the furnishings thereof, or any permanent fixture, by or at the instance of the tenant, without...

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Omar Turney Hohokam Canals

Dr. Omar Turney (November 1, 1866 - December 21, 1929) was an American archaeologist and engineer. He had been employed beginning in 1888 as an assistant engineer on the rebuilding of the Arizona Canal Dam. And was later employed as a surveyor for the Santa Fe,...

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Arizona Water Canals

The Ancient Desert Dwellers The ancestors of present-day Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian and Gila River Indian communities were farmers who lived in central and southern Arizona for about 1,400 years before European and American explorers came to the region. The...

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Deposition

What is a deposition? Deposition is the oral testimony of a witness taken under oath before trial at which time most of the objections available at trial do not apply; the basic rule being that the questions asked need only address themselves to information that is...

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Record Judgment

how to record judgments in arizona So, you want to know how to record a judgment? Courts do not report judgments to credit agencies. However, landlords may report the judgment to the credit bureaus. An Arizona judgment is a matter of public record, but the only way to...

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What is Voir Dire

What is voir dire & why is it important? Voir dire is the process of questioning potential jurors to determine whether they are fit to serve as jurors for a particular trial. For Arizona lawyers, the goal of the voir dire process is to ensure that no members of...

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