Eviction
questions & answers
Question: I can't afford to download an eviction form where can i obtain one
Answer:
It is recommended that you review the Arizona Residential Landlord Tenant Act. AZLawHelp.org also has many articles and resources regarding eviction. (Eviction article: Forcible Detainer Appeals: Representing Yourself).
The following forms are also available online to assist in starting an eviction process (aka forcible detainer action) in Arizona:
Maricopa County:
Forcible Detainer Forms and Instructions (scroll down to forcible detainer section);
Pima County:
Forcible Detainer Instructions
Yavapai County:
Forcible Detainer (Forms and Instructions)
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I can't afford to download an eviction form where can i obtain one
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ORGANIZATIONS
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