Tag Archive for: Loose

Domestic Violence and Orders of Protection

To obtain an order of protection, a person must file a verified petition with a magistrate, justice of the peace, or superior court judge.

Alimony (aka Spousal Maintenance) and How it is Awarded

Arizona law provides that a spousal maintenance order, “shall be in an amount and for a period of time as the court deems just”.

How does AZ Law Address Child Support after Divorce or Separation?

In the case of divorce or legal separation, one parent typically will be required to pay child support to the other.

What are Child Custody Laws in Arizona?

The court, in determining the best interests of the child in a custody pro­ceeding, is required by law to consider all relevant factors: The wishes of the parents, the wishes of the child…

Overview of Arizona Marriage Laws

Getting married in Arizona is relatively easy. There is no residency requirement.

Seat Belt Laws, Helmets and Motorcycle Accidents in Arizona

According to the National Highway Transportation Safety Administra­tion, about 43,000 people are killed in fatal car accidents each year in the United States.

What Might the Residential Contractors’ Recovery Fund Cover?

Every residential contractor must contribute money to the Fund when applying for a license or upon renewal of a license.

Contracting Licenses for Commercial and Residential Builders

It is illegal for a commercial or residential builder to conduct business in Arizona without first obtaining a license.

What is the Good Samaritan Law in Arizona?

A Good Samaritan Law is generally defined as one that limits the liability of licensed doctors and nurses who voluntarily render care at the scene of an accident. This article explains the liability exemptions that are given to Arizona’s Good Samaritans and volunteers under these laws. 

Leasing an Apartment? What is the Residential Landlord-Tenant Act?

The landlord, at the beginning of the rental term, must disclose to the tenant in writing of the name and address of the manager.

Motor Vehicle Repair Liens for Unpaid Charges

If the owner cannot be found, the notice of sale must be published twice in a newspaper published in the county.

Regulations on Door-to-Door Sales in Arizona

A person who has entered into a home solicitation sale contract and wants to cancel it should read the language of the contract carefully.

Writing Bad Checks is a Crime – What You Should Know

Writing bad checks is a crime, and may also subject the bad-check writer to a lawsuit for twice the amount of the check.

Are the Vehicle Lemon Laws in Arizona?

The Arizona Lemon Law requires the manufacturer of a lemon to replace or repurchase the vehicle

Consumer Fraud Laws and Your Rights

The consumer fraud laws also create a private cause of action for consumer fraud victims.

Arizona Notaries Public Laws and Regulations

A notary is required by law to authenticate all of his official acts with a seal, and to record all of his notarial acts (in chronological order) in a journal.

Jury Duty – What is Required of Me?

A master jury list is maintained by the jury commissioner of every county.

Are you a Victim of a Crime? You Have Rights

The Constitution of the State of Arizona contains a Victims’ Bill of Rights.

What is an Injunction Against Harassment or Sexual Harassment?

On request of the plaintiff, the court will forward the injunction against harass­ment to the proper law enforcement agency for service on the defendant.

Animal Cruelty Laws in Arizona

An “animal” is defined by law as a mammal, bird, reptile or amphibian.

Gun Laws in Arizona

In Arizona, the rule still is that an adult may, under most circumstances, possess and carry a gun.

Pool Safety Laws in Arizona

Every pool owner is advised to check his local pool barrier ordinance to ensure compliance.