Eviction Process Arizona Guide

Summary

In Arizona, landlords must provide a 5-day notice for unpaid rent before filing an eviction lawsuit. If rent remains unpaid, they can proceed with eviction. Tenants can negotiate with landlords, seek legal aid, or explore emergency assistance programs. Always respond to court summons. Nearest court: Maricopa County Justice Courts, Arizona. Contact: (602) 506-8530.

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im facing eviction
What is the reason for your eviction, ****?
Cant pay rent
What state are you currently residing in, ****? This will help me provide you with the most accurate information regarding eviction laws in your area.
Arizona
What is the duration of your lease and when was the last time you paid rent?

In Arizona, landlords must provide a *-day notice for unpaid rent before filing an eviction lawsuit.
12 month July *
In Arizona:

- Landlords must provide a *-day notice for unpaid rent before filing an eviction lawsuit.
- If you're unable to pay within that period, they can proceed with the eviction.

Nearest Court: Maricopa County Justice Courts, Arizona. Contact: (*) *-*.
What do I do about the eviction
You can try negotiating with your landlord, seek legal aid, or look into emergency assistance programs. Remember, it's important to respond to any court summons.