by david.lippman@lippmanrecupero.com | Aug 4, 2026 | blog
When a business extends credit and secures a personal guaranty from an individual borrower, enforcement can become complicated in Arizona, especially when the guarantor is married and community property is at stake. Understanding Arizona’s community property... 
by david.lippman@lippmanrecupero.com | Jul 15, 2026 | blog
Few things are more frustrating for an Arizona property owner than discovering strangers living in your home, and being told by police that it’s a “civil matter.” Until recently, your only option was a full eviction lawsuit that could drag on... 
by david.lippman@lippmanrecupero.com | Jul 1, 2026 | blog
The rent stops coming. Calls go unanswered. The unit looks empty, or worse, it’s empty except for a pile of belongings. Every Arizona landlord eventually faces this situation, and it raises an urgent question: can you just change the locks and re-rent?... 
by david.lippman@lippmanrecupero.com | Jun 15, 2026 | blog
Search “Arizona late fee limit” and you’ll find websites confidently claiming that landlords can’t charge more than $5 per day. Tenants read those pages too, and some will dispute a perfectly legal fee, or demand a refund, based on a... 
by david.lippman@lippmanrecupero.com | May 27, 2026 | blog
Deed fraud and property scams are a direct attack on your home, your hard-earned savings, and your peace of mind. To combat this growing threat, the Arizona Legislature passed Senate Bill 1479 (SB 1479), introducing aggressive safeguards to protect property... 
by david.lippman@lippmanrecupero.com | May 20, 2026 | blog
Hiring a contractor is one of the most significant financial decisions an Arizona landlord can make, and one of the most overlooked sources of legal liability. Whether you’re renovating a rental in Phoenix, repairing a roof on a Tucson duplex, or...