As seen in The Arizona Republic
by: Aaron M. Finter
Your Home and the Law is authored by the attorneys at JacksonWhite Attorneys at Law and addresses legal issues that arise for renters and homeowners. Have a question related to your home? Send your questions to mailto:firm@jacksonwhitelaw.com
Question: If I received a 1099-C, does that mean that the
1099-C doesn’t necessarily erase debt
May 22nd, 2010
1099-C doesn't necessarily erase debt
May 22nd, 2010
As seen in The Arizona Republic
by: Aaron M. Finter
Your Home and the Law is authored by the attorneys at JacksonWhite Attorneys at Law and addresses legal issues that arise for renters and homeowners. Have a question related to your home? Send your questions to mailto:firm@jacksonwhitelaw.com
Question: If I received a 1099-C, does that mean that the
Who Do Commercial Tenants Pay When Their Rental Property Forecloses?
May 1st, 2010
The Real Deal: Your Legal Update for Real Estate
Volume 3, Number 1, May 2010
Who do Commercial Tenants Pay When Their Rental Property Forecloses?
By Adam B. Decker, Esq.
adecker@jacksonwhitelaw.com
When commercial landlords lose their rental property to foreclosure, it can be easy for their tenants to get confused as to whom lease payments are made. Commercial tenants want
HOA’s refusal to provide variances for disabled member violates laws
March 20th, 2010
One way a community can violate the fair housing laws is by refusing to provide variances for the disabled.
HOA's refusal to provide variances for disabled member violates laws
March 20th, 2010
One way a community can violate the fair housing laws is by refusing to provide variances for the disabled.
How long will my lawsuit last?
March 2nd, 2010
Clients always want to know when their case will settle. Most all cases settle sometime before trial. From the time a lawsuit is filed until it is heard by a jury can vary by location. In Maricopa County, usually you can get a jury trial within two years of filing the lawsuit. If the case
What if the language in the insurance policy is unclear?
February 19th, 2010
Insurance companies spend a lot of money on drafting insurance contracts. The language is drafted very carefully so as to limit liability. I represented a man years ago who purchased several life insurance policies from the same insurance company. Each policy contained an “Accelerated Rider.” These AR’s provided for early payment of benefits when the
How do I pay a lawyer?
February 18th, 2010
There are three primary ways attorneys are paid. First, the dreaded billable hour. Every minute your attorney thinks about your case translates into a bill you must pay. Rates can range from expensive to really expensive and a lawyer’s bill can grow quickly when litigating a case. Second, flat billing rates. These rates are negotiated
Be careful defending home from intruder
February 13th, 2010
As seen in The Arizona Republic
by: Jeremy Geigle
Your Home and the Law is authored by the attorneys at JacksonWhite Attorneys at Law and addresses legal issues that arise for renters, homeowners and neighborhoods. Have a question related to your home or community? Send your questions to firm@jacksonwhitelaw.com.
Q: If an intruder were to enter my home,
Painting a Rental
December 26th, 2009
As seen in The Arizona Republic
by: Adam B. Decker
Your Home and the Law is authored by the attorneys at JacksonWhite Attorneys at Law and addresses legal issues that arise for renters and homeowners. Have a question related to your home? Send your questions to firm@jacksonwhitelaw.com.
Q: I am renting a house and my lease does not

