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An Arizona 10-Day Notice to Quit (Material Non-Compliance) is a form used by the landlord or owner to notify a tenant of a material noncompliance or a material falsification by the tenant. In this notice to quit, the landlord shall describe the acts and omissions constituting the breach. If the breach is not fixed within 10 days after receipt…

An Arizona Notice of Irreparable Breach is a form that urgently notifies the tenant that they have violated the rental agreement beyond repair and they must leave immediately. If a tenant breaches the rental agreement that is both irreparable and material which occurs on the rented property, the landlord by law has the power to…

An Arizona 5-Day Notice (Non-Payment of Rent) form is used to notify the tenant that they have 5 days to pay the unpaid rent. If the tenant fails to pay the landlord the unpaid rent in full within the 5-day period, the tenant must vacate the property. On the 6th day, the landlord can file a…

An Arizona promissory note templates are documents that solidify the act of a loan being offered by the lender to the borrower. Both the secured and unsecured versions record the parties’ personal information such as their names and addresses as well as the specifics of the agreement such as interest rates, final due dates, and installment options. Usury Rate…

An Arizona unsecured promissory note is an agreement between two parties that establish various aspects of their personal information in addition to the basics of how the loan will be paid back. The word “unsecured” refers to the fact that the lender has no security in the agreement. If the borrower cannot pay the agreed-upon amount…

An Arizona secured promissory note is a documented promise stating one party (the lender) will pay another party (the borrower) a previously established amount of money in exchange for the same amount of money in addition to interest. Because the agreement is “secured”, the lender has a form of security in the possible outcome of the borrower…

An Arizona living will is a directive that instructs medical staff on a person’s end-of-life care preferences. A living will is only used when a patient is considered terminally ill and is not able to speak for themselves. The form directs medical staff to provide or withdraw life-sustaining procedures such as feeding and breathing assistance….

An Arizona small estate affidavit is a legal document that can be used to transfer assets from the estate of the decedent without going through the probate process. Avoiding probate generally means the transfer happens more quickly, but this option is only available for estates with a total value less than the maximum amount decreed…

An Arizona last will and testament is a legal document used for planning the distribution of personal, digital, fiduciary, and real property after death. The document allows the Testator (person to whom the will belongs) to provide for their family members, friends, and even charitable organizations by putting this document into effect. Beneficiaries of a…

Arizona deed forms are used to convey real property from one person (grantor) to another (grantee). There are different deed forms depending on the type of transfer required. Some deeds have a form of warranty on the title whereby a seller (grantor) provides a guarantee as to the soundness of the title. A quitclaim deed…