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QUESTIONS

  • My daughter has sexually assaulted a child. Is there a way I can give custody of her to the state for her to get help. I have already tried counseling and other options. Plus my girlfriend has moved out and refuses to let me see my son while I still have my daughter.
  • After filing a "notice of claim" at the state attorney general's office, how much time does the state's attorney have to respond ?
  • what is a sufficient temperature for heating in an apartment rental?
  • When making a will what advantages are there to drafting a single verses joint will?
  • My soon to be wife and I would like to create a new last name when we get married, how do I fill out the marriage license form to reflect that?
  • Is there a fee when you file paperwork for guardianship of a disabled 18 year old?
  • Is it legal for a landlord to give you a 30 day notice and then in a week turn around and give you a five day notice.
  • Im in a Rv and rented this spot for a month or more if needed and the whole month I was there,the grounds keeper gave me a notice to move by the first of the month for no reason .I work every day and had the money to pay next months rent.So we went on our way to another place.Can I go after this guy for any thing at all.
  • What does DES stand for?
  • 3 days ago I signed a year long lease. Now, 3 days after singing, the rent price has dropped substantially due to Covid19. I am also being cut back on hours drastically at work. I am wondering if i have any rights for them to honor the current rent price or if I have any rights due to extreme financial crisis. Since I can’t work, I can’t get paid or pay my rent. My lease has a statement of Force Majeure but it seems that’s only beneficial for the landlord. Any options as to how I legally not be in trouble for missed payments or termination of lease?

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  • State Bar of Arizona
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    Referral number 602-257-4434
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    www.pimacountybar.org
    Referral number 520-623-4625
  • National Domestic Violence Hotline
    800-799-7233
  • Bankruptcy Court Self Help Center
    866-553-0893
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