Posts Categorized: Laying Down the Law
Unilateral Mistake: How to Avoid Issues with Gifts of Real Property
Laying Down the Law, The Growth of Arizona's Sun Corridor
June 1, 2021
Written by Columnist: Christopher J. Charles, Esq. Written by Columnist: Anne Munsil Courchaine, Esq. “Where there is no counsel, the people fall; But in the multitude of counselors there… Read more
Laying Down the Law – Understanding the “Tax Free” 1031 Exchange
Broker Summit, Laying Down the Law
May 3, 2021
Written by Columnist: Christopher J. Charles, Esq. Understanding the “Tax Free” 1031 Exchange Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code allows property owners to defer paying taxes on any… Read more
Laying Down the Law: COVID-19 and Evictions
Find It, Fix It, Flip It, Laying Down the Law
March 31, 2021
Written by Columnist: Christopher J. Charles, Esq. Written by Columnist: Anne Munsil Courchaine, Esq. 2020 is behind us but COVID-19 still lingers. One of the lasting effects of the… Read more
Laying Down the Law – Know Your Legal Rights When Purchasing New Construction From a Builder
Laying Down the Law, New Construction in the Valley
March 1, 2021
Written by Columnist: Christopher J. Charles, Esq. When you buy a new home from a developer, Arizona law mandates that it must be habitable and fit for its intended… Read more
Laying Down the Law Short-Term Rentals: Party Houses or Family-Friendly Vacation Accommodation?
50 Ways to Serve and Sell a Listing, Laying Down the Law
February 1, 2021
Written by Columnist: Christopher J. Charles, Esq. Written by Columnist: Anne Munsil Courchaine, Esq. Other than politics, one of the most contested topics in 2020 was short-term rentals. The… Read more
Laying Down the Law – What Landlords Need To Know About Tenancy At Sufferance
Investing in Tax Liens: Best Kept Secrets, Laying Down the Law
January 4, 2021
Written by Columnist: Christopher J. Charles, Esq. Under Arizona law, tenancy at sufferance is the period of time after a lease has expired during which a tenant does not… Read more
Laying Down the Law – Eviction Moratorium: Making Sense Of COVID-19 Eviction Guidance Under Arizona and Federal Law
Laying Down the Law, Real Estate Advertising: Regulating the Internet & Social Media
December 1, 2020
Written by Columnist: Christopher J. Charles, Esq. Written by Columnist: Anne Munsil Courchaine, Esq. It is almost a cliché at this point to say that the year 2020 is… Read more
Laying Down the Law – HELVETICA V: THE ANTI-DEFICIENCY STATUTE STRIKES BACK
Arizona 2021 Market Forecast, Laying Down the Law
November 4, 2020
Written by Columnist: Christopher J. Charles, Esq. Written by Columnist: Anne Munsil Courchaine, Esq. “Good things come to those who wait.” At least that is what litigant Michael Pasquan… Read more
LAYING DOWN THE LAW – DON’T SLANDER MY TITLE
Find It, Fix It, Flip It, Laying Down the Law
October 6, 2020
Christopher J. Charles Attorney, Provident Law Claims over interests in real estate in Arizona are recorded with the recorder’s office of whichever county the property sits within. So long… Read more
LAYING DOWN THE LAW – REAL ESTATE ENCROACHMENT with Special Guest Anne Munsil, Esq.
Commercial Real Estate, Laying Down the Law
August 31, 2020
Christopher J. Charles, Esq. Provident Law Anne Munsil, Esq. Provident Law Everyone has that one neighbor – the neighbor who doesn’t cut their lawn, who leaves their trash or… Read more