There are certain situations that allow tenants to break their lease in Arizona without penalty. Including, if starting an active military duty, violation of the lease by the landlord, and domestic violence. Be that as it may, before breaking the lease and moving out, there are certain requirements you must fulfill. For instance, when moving […]
Under Arizona Landlord-Tenant Act, a landlord may be able to evict anyone who is not a tenant and who won’t leave. That person can be a family member, a friend, or a boyfriend/girlfriend. Now, before we get into the Arizona eviction laws without a lease, it’s important to understand who a tenant is under state
Are you looking to evict a family member with no lease in Arizona? Then read on to know how to go about the process! You may want to evict a family member in Arizona for a myriad of reasons. It could be that they are not paying rent as agreed. It may also be that
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Landlords can evict tenants for non-payment of rent; Arizona makes no exception. As a landlord, you must go through the state’s judicial process for the removal to be successful. You must not use self-help means to try to get the tenant to leave. Neither should you try to retaliate against the tenant to force them
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