Arizona’s Homestead Exemption has long protected property being used as a primary residence (or “homestead”) from a creditor’s “judgment lien.” A judgment lien is a non-consensual lien that results from a plaintiff/judgment creditor’s successful lawsuit.
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Since 2008, house “flipping” has become a trendy and lucrative business venture. While the practice has tapered off some as home prices have increased, unhappy buyers and vulnerable sellers of fix andflips are still regularly contacting attorneys to
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The Brei Law Firm congratulates Judge Scott H. Rash for his recent appointment to the Federal bench.
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If you purchased a home in Arizona and later discovered defects, our Tucson attorneys will guide you through the process, advocate your position and skillfully negotiate the best possible outcome for you. https://t.co/atnBHzNaSq
Buying or Selling a Home? Do not overlook the importance of “Seller’s Property Disclosure Statement (SPDS).” Sellers, be very careful when filling it out. Buyers, read it carefully. If not sure about it, ask your Realtor or attorney. The SPDS often is the basis for a lawsuit.