How to Remove a Co-Owner from a House Title in Arizona
Removing a co-owner from a house title in Arizona can be approached through mutual agreement or legal action, depending on the circumstances. Here’s an overview tailored to Arizona’s legal framework: 1. Voluntary Transfer via Deed If all parties agree, a co-owner can voluntarily transfer their interest in the property to another co-owner or a third […]
Lis Pendens Requirements and Checklist in Arizona
In Arizona, a lis pendens—Latin for “pending lawsuit”—serves as a formal notice indicating that a legal action involving real property is underway. This notice alerts potential buyers or lenders that the property’s title may be affected by ongoing litigation. Key Considerations for Filing a Lis Pendens in Arizona Checklist for Filing a Lis Pendens in […]
Joint Tenancy in Arizona
Joint tenancy is a form of property ownership in Arizona where two or more individuals hold equal shares of a property with the right of survivorship. This means that upon the death of one joint tenant, their interest automatically passes to the surviving joint tenant(s), bypassing probate. Key Characteristics of Joint Tenancy: Creating a Joint […]
What Information Should a Co-owner Gather for a Partition Action
In a partition action, gathering evidence to substantiate improvements or to prove your opposing party wrong is crucial. This evidence can significantly impact the contributions awarded and the credibility of your case. In this article, seasoned partition attorneys at Scott Resnick Law share the variety of evidence that co-owners preparing for a partition may want […]