For all of you auto auction junkies out there, beware. In Castle v. Barrett-Jackson Auction Company, LLC, the Arizona Court of Appeals upheld the ... Read More
DOG OWNER MAY RECOVER DAMAGES FOR SENTIMENTAL VALUE – TEXAS COURT HOLDS
UPDATE: After this video, the Texas Supreme Court reversed the Court of Appeals and held that a dog owner may not recover for emotional distress or ... Read More
“NO CONTEST” CLAUSE MAY DISCOURAGE WILL OR TRUST CONTEST
In this post, I will explain how a “no contest” clause may be used to defend against an estate, probate, will or trust contest in Arizona. Peace of ... Read More
“SHOW THE NOTE” NOT REQUIRED FOR TRUSTEE SALE
The Arizona Supreme Court has resolved a recurring question: does the trustee have to “show the promissory note” in order to be able to foreclose by ... Read More
COURT EVALUATES STANDARDS FOR “FAIR MARKET VALUE” AFTER TRUSTEE SALE
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COURT CLARIFIES BORROWERS’ RIGHTS ON JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE
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