Search and seizure laws usually allow you to get your property back after a case is over. Asset forfeiture gives the state the legal right to keep your property and sell or keep it. This article explains the laws and the remedies available to you to get your property back. | Read More →

When police in Arizona seize your property as part of a criminal case, getting it back might not be as easy you might think. Asset forfeiture laws in the state allow the government to keep seized property even without filing criminal charges or obtain a criminal conviction. Learn more about what you must do to protect your rights when your property is seized. | Read More →

What happens when someone holds a check for more than six months before attempting to cash it or deposit it? Are banks liable if they honor checks that are more than six months old? This article summarizes the state and federal rules governing stale checks. | Read More →

Many small businesses operate as corporations, but are unsure of the formalities involved in signing legal documents. Complying with the array of state laws that apply to corporations can be problematic for business owners. Written in easy to understand language, this article provides a step-by-step approach to signing a legal document for the small business. | Read More →

For buyers in some areas of the country, the only properties available are short sales. These transactions, where the seller´s mortgage holders are asked to accept less than is owed on the debt,offer challenges not found in normal real estate deals. The tips offered in this article will help buyers anticipate and resolve issues common to short sales. | Read More →