Month: June 2021
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to create housing challenges, the CDC-ordered residential eviction moratorium has seen several extensions…
The federal eviction moratorium is set to expire at the end of July. The state of Arizona has only dispersed 10% of the $500 million it received from…
Disputes over boundary lines or other encroachments are fairly common, but are nevertheless inconvenient for property owners in Arizona. It is in…
Taking ownership of real property and owning a home is one of the most common major life goals. When litigation occurs which challenge or raise…
Monsoon season begins in 6 days! Could altering the natural drainage around your home land you in hot water for city code or HOA violations?…
There is a common misconception that owning property means you have complete and unfettered control over the use of it. Easements and other…
M&G’er Ben Gottlieb shared his thoughts with national publication, Real Simple, on buying a home with HOA fees.
Have a read to gain some…
Construction disputes in Arizona can occur for several reasons. While many disputes are resolved without going to litigation, issues certainly…