Scottsdale Divorce Lawyer | Owens & Perkins, Attorneys at Law
When community money is used to improve or invest in the separate real property of one spouse, the community will have a constructive “lien” against that separate property in the divorce. What this means is that the community will likely be entitled to a reimbursement for monies invested in the separate property as well as …
There is nothing worse than meeting with a client for the first time and having to explain to the unsuspecting person that they have given away their rights to their largest asset, their house. Most people do not understand that they are significantly reducing their entitlement to equity in their property simply by signing a …
In Arizona, there are two (2) common ways for married people to hold title to real property: (1) as community property with right of survivorship; and (2) as joint tenants with right of survivorship. “Right of survivorship” means that ownership of the property automatically transfers to the surviving party upon the death of the other …
