Tag: Property Law

By Elizabeth Kness. Do HOAs Have a Duty to Protect Against Cattle Invasions?For residents of Adora Trails, a master-planned community in south Gilbert, encounters with free-roaming cattle are a regular occurrence. What some initially saw as a charming relic of the…

By Sarah Kerr. Today, Americans are increasingly concerned about the cost of housing. One poll found that 54% of renters who want to buy a home believe they will never be able to. This concern is especially prevalent among young adults,…

By Aliza Lewis. In January 2024, the Arizona Supreme Court issued a landmark decision in Beck v. Neville, officially establishing a legal doctrine for resolving boundary disputes between adjacent property owners. The court’s resolution not only settled the specific dispute between…

By Chase Duncan. Nonprobate Transferee Liability under A.R.S. § 14-6102A.R.S. § 14-6102(A) establishes that, except as otherwise provided by law, a transferee of a nonprobate transfer may be liable to the transferor-decedent’s probate estate for unsecured creditors’ claims. A transferee may…