Listen to Rex Allen Jr. sing Arizona while you take the slide show tour of the state

www.arizona.gov  : Paul J. Buser Comment regarding this link:   "This is Arizona's official government website.  If you hit this link it will take you to several hyperlinks that connect you to different governmental departments in Phoenix, Scottsdale, the Valley of the Sun and to cities, towns, and the great outdoors of Arizona statewide.  Specifically, if you are interested in a particular court case in any county in the state, just hit "Courts" and that link will take you to the Arizona county and case that you want to review."

www.azleg.stat.az.us  : Paul J. Buser Comment regarding this link:  "This is the official website of the Arizona State Legislature.  Besides listing members of the House and Senate, various Legislative Agencies, Committees, Calendar and the status of Bills proposed for legislative votes, this website has an important link to current Arizona statutes."

"As pertains to professional legal services, which I and my law firm provide to our clients and for those others interested in reviewing the specifics of certain Arizona statutes, here are the links to which we most often refer for family, business, probate and estate planning matters."

(1)    The current statutes link for Marital, Domestic Relations and Family Issues is at Title 25, Arizona Revised Statutes ("A.R.S."), including but not limited to pre-nuptial agreements, community property, separate property, marriage, annulment, dissolution of marriage, valuation and allocation of property and debt, spousal maintenance, child custody and parenting plans.  REMEMBER, to access to this or any other A.R.S. Title statute referred to herein, just type www.azleg.stat.az.us  and then go to the "Statutes" hyperlink.

(2)    The current A.R.S. references for Probate, Wills and Trusts appear at Title 25.

(3)    The current A.R.S. references for Incapacitated and Vulnerable Persons, and their Financial Exploitation,  appear at Title 46.

(4)    The current A.R.S. references for Adoption appear at Title 8.

(5)    The current A.R.S. references for Real Estate Property are at Title 33, including but not limited to "mortgages, deeds of trust, foreclosures, forfeiture and reinstatement, liens, homestead and homestead exemption, condominiums, the Arizona Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, the Arizona Mobile Home Parks Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, Recreational Vehicle Long-Term Rental Space Act, Planned Communities, Homeowners'  Associations,  TimeShare Owner's Association and Management Act, Self-Service Storage, and Liabilities & Duties on Property Used for Education and Recreational Purposes."

(6)    The current A.R.S. references for Corporations appear at Title 10 and for Partnerships at Title 29.    For matters pertaining to securities and security regulations, see A.R.S. Title 44 (Arizona's "Blue Sky" law regulations) and United States Code Annotated, Title 15.

(7)    The website for the Arizona Corporation Commission is www.azcc.gov

(8)    The website for the Arizona Attorney General's Office is www.ag.gov

(9)    To read the history of the making of The Constitution of the State of Arizona (which began with a call to Convention in June 1910), go to www.google.com  then go to "Google Search" and type in Arizona Constitution..  To read any and all provisions of the Arizona Constitution, go to www.az.leg.state.az.us or to www.arizona.gov and hit the hyperlink called "State Facts".

(10)  Be sure to view our related "Articles" Section of our Premium Website.  Thank you.   Law Offices of Paul J. Buser/Scottsdale, Arizona

(11)  The website of the Arizona Supreme Court is www.supreme.state.az.us

(12)  The website of the United States Supreme Court is www.supremecourtus.gov

(13)   The website of the Internal Revenue Service is www.irs.gov