Landlord-Tenant Attorneys in Arizona

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Arizona's Residential Landlord and Tenant Act (A.R.S. § 33-1301 et seq.) governs most residential rentals. Arizona is generally considered a landlord-friendly state with a streamlined 5-day eviction process for nonpayment. Landlord-tenant attorneys represent both sides in evictions, security deposit disputes, habitability claims, and lease violations.

Landlord-Tenant Attorneys by County

Select a county to view landlord-tenant attorneys serving that area:

Maricopa County

Phoenix area

Pima County

Tucson area

Pinal County

Florence area

Yavapai County

Prescott area

Mohave County

Kingman area

Yuma County

Yuma area

Coconino County

Flagstaff area

Cochise County

Bisbee area

Navajo County

Holbrook area

Apache County

St. Johns area

Gila County

Globe area

Santa Cruz County

Nogales area

Graham County

Safford area

La Paz County

Parker area

Greenlee County

Clifton area

Common Landlord-Tenant Cases in Arizona

Evictions
Security Deposit Disputes
Habitability Claims
Lease Violations
Rent Disputes
Discrimination Claims
Commercial Lease Issues

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