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Recording False Documents – Not All Misstatements Are Material
Minor errors in false documents should not result in liability under A.R.S §33-420.
Collection of Judgments – The Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act
You have obtained a Judgment, but how do you collect?
Garage or Repair Liens?
What you should know about Garage and Repair Liens.
Judgment Collection
Collection of a judgment can sometimes be more difficult and expensive than obtaining it in the first place.
Once you have endured the lawsuit process and have obtained a judgment, the next step is collection. One powerful collection tool is to record the judgment. A.R.S. §33-961 (A) provides that the recording of a judgment creates a judgment lien against any real property either currently owned or subsequently acquired by the judgment debtor in the County where recorded. In practice, a judgment lien will usually be paid if the real property is sold or refinanced. But not always. Beware of A.R.S. §33-961 (C) which requires that a judgment information statement be attached to the judgment.