Fedora Legal Services, whose name is derived from the Greek language as "God's Divine Gift" and founded in 2016. Fedora's Litigation Analyst are certified by the Arizona Supreme Court as a Legal Document Preparer and a Confidential Intermediary with over 25 years in the legal industry. Fedora is a small family owned Christian based business.
Fedora's Litigation Analysts are passionate about the Law and the Judicial system striving to obtain a positive outcome regardless of any situation. Our Litigation Analysts are professional, experienced, detail oriented, organized, and specialize in various areas of law. Fedora's mission is to provide services with a personal touch that is exemplary above all others.
Fedora's Litigation Analysts are passionate about the Law and the Judicial system striving to obtain a positive outcome regardless of any situation. Our Litigation Analysts are professional, experienced, detail oriented, organized, and specialize in various areas of law. Fedora's mission is to provide services with a personal touch that is exemplary above all others.
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Fedora Legal Services is an Arizona Supreme Court Certified Legal Document Preparer service with over 25 years of legal experience. Our professional staff of Litigation Analysts are authorized experienced experts who can prepare all court documents for individuals not represented by an Attorney. Not only will we prepare the documents, we will notarize, file, and arrange for process of service.
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Arizona Certified Confidential Intermediaries help facilitate contact between adoptive parents, adopted individuals, birth parents and siblings, while protecting court and agency records and the anonymity of those who desire it. A Confidential Intermediary are also known as CI's. Adoption finalized in Arizona and pursuant to A.R.S. § 8-134, any of the following persons may use the services of a CI.
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SIX provides an opportunity for former dependent children to stay in touch and exchange information with their siblings (brothers and sisters). It includes adopted children and those in foster care, group homes or residential treatment centers. 18 or older and a former dependent child. 17 or under and a former dependent child.
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Question: We just purchased a small apartment complex in Glendale. Can we demand that a prospective tenant furnish names of former landlords? If so, are we allowed to contact these former landlords to ask if the former tenant was a good tenant, e.g., paid rent on time or damaged the apartment?
Answer: Yes, but only if you have the same procedure for all prospective tenants, and don't unlawfully discriminate against a protected class under fair housing laws.A divorce, legally called a "dissolution of marriage, " is a court procedure to end a marriage. The party who starts the divorce is known as the Petitioner.
Answer: Yes, but only if you have the same procedure for all prospective tenants, and don't unlawfully discriminate against a protected class under fair housing laws.A divorce, legally called a "dissolution of marriage, " is a court procedure to end a marriage. The party who starts the divorce is known as the Petitioner.
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