Arizona water wells are not overseen or regulated by any state, county or local agency. The well owner or manager has the full responsibility for maintaining the ownership status of the well with the ADWR, the operating performance of the well, and for the checking the quality of the water that comes from that well. Maintaining well ownership, performance and equipping records with the ADWR is the sole responsibility of the registered well owner. maintaining water quality maintain water well records The post Maintain Water Well appeared first on Dunaway Law Group, PLC.…

Traditionally, the parties to a well share agreement use a shared checking account established specifically for paying the expenses and repairs. purpose of the well share checking account A well share checking account serves two purposes. 1. Pay the Electricity Costs Water wells use pumps to bring the water to the surface and these pumps are typically powered by electricity. Traditionally, there is an electricity meter attached to the unit that measures how much electricity is used by each person accessing the well pays equal amount regardless of how much water is used by a particular home. Other water wells…

The Ancient Desert Dwellers The ancestors of present-day Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian and Gila River Indian communities were farmers who lived in central and southern Arizona for about 1,400 years before European and American explorers came to the region. The intricate canal system that they built spanned nearly 500 miles and may have served as many as 50,000 people at one time. Archaeologists don’t know exactly why the ancient farmers stopped maintaining their canals around 1450 A.D. It is thought that environmental changes, drought, violent floods or eroding rivers may have made it difficult to farm the Salt River Valley.…

Cash on Hand – What does that meaN? Cash on hand is anything in a bank account, safety deposit box, your wallet, under the mattress, etc. Money that is “pending” in your bank account is considered to still be in the account! So just because you have written checks from your account, unless they have cleared your account it is still considered to be in your account and “cash on hand”! WHAT HAPPENS IF I HAVE TOO MUCH CASH ON HAND? You give it to the bankruptcy trustee! The post FAQ Chapter 7 Bankruptcy appeared first on Dunaway Law Group, …

AVOID THE FIPFALLS OF BANKRUPTCY! stop incurring more debt Prior to filing bankruptcy you must stop using your credit cards. If you borrow money with the specific intent of discharging the debt in bankruptcy instead of paying it back, the debt is not dischargeable. Cash advances before bankruptcy can be seen as fraudulent and unable to discharge in bankruptcy. Section 523 of the bankruptcy code also provides that there is a presumption that certain consumer debt created right before filing a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy is non-dischargeable.  preferential treatment of creditors Do not pay back money to family members or friends…

Interestingly, the Chicago Convention, which is considered to be the magna carta of civil aircraft, never actually defines the word “aircraft”. In 1967, in response to advancements in technology, ICAO re-defined “aircraft” as “any machine that can drive support in the atmosphere from the reactions of the are other than the reactions of the are against the Earth’s surface,” This change in the definition of “aircraft” came primarily as a response to the invention of “hovercraft”. A hovercraft is a machine that elevates itself off of the ground by pushing in downward to lift the vehicle off of the ground.…

Per A.R.S. § Title 45, all water wells in Arizona must be registered with The Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR). Additionally, the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) regulates public water supply wells. Domestic (private and shared), however, are not overseen or regulated by any state, county or local agency. The well owner has the complete responsibility for maintaining the ownership status of the well with the ADWR, the operating performance of the well, and for checking the quality of the water. WATER WELL CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS The ADWR mandates several minimum well construction standards for domestic well construction (A.R.S.…

Per A.R.S. § Title 45, all water wells in Arizona must be registered with The Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR). Additionally, the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) regulates public water supply wells. Domestic wells (private and shared), however, are not overseen or regulated by any state, county or local agency. The well owner has the complete responsibility for maintaining the ownership status of the well with the ADWR, the operating performance of the well, and for checking the quality of the water. WATER WELL CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS The ADWR mandates several minimum well construction standards for domestic well construction…

Steps to an Eviction in Arizona Notice to Tenant In Arizona, a written notice must be sent to a tenant at the beginning of any residential eviction. 5-day Notice for non-payment of rent. 10-day Notice for material breach of lease agreement. 30-day Notice to terminate month to month lease agreement. Timing of the Notice to the Arizona tenant. Filing the Eviction Lawsuit An eviction “Complaint” and “Summons” are prepared by our firm and filed with the corresponding court. Eviction Hearing Every eviction case has an in-person hearing. One of our attorneys will appear at the…

Learn the Best Practices for Re-establishing Your Credit After Bankruptcy Building a Better Credit Report Your credit report is a file about you. It is full of information on where you live, how you pay your bills, whether you have been sued, arrested or filed for bankruptcy. Creditors use this information to evaluate your applications for credit, insurance, employment or a lease. A credit score is a way for creditors to find out whether to give you credit and how much to charge you for it. A credit score is a total of points from different factors. The factors are…

The FAA just issued new rules for small unmanned aircraft remote ID and flight over people. New Rule on Remote ID of Unmanned Aircraft There are three options for unmanned aircraft (UA): 1. Standard Remote ID with broadcast directly from the UA, 2. Remote ID Broadcast Module as a separate broadcast device on the UA, and 3. FAA-Recognized Identification Areas (FRIA) where UAs without Remote ID can fly. Option 1: Standard Remote ID Broadcasts remote ID messages directly from the UA via radio frequency broadcast (likely Wi-Fi or Bluetooth technology) The broadcast will be compatible with existing personal wireless devices.…

Goal of FAA Partnership with Local Law Enforcement Agencies: The FAA values its partnerships with local law enforcement agencies). By working together, the LEAs can help protect the safety of people on airplanes and on the ground from unsafe and unauthorized unmanned aircraft systems (UAS). Local law enforcement are typically in the best position to acquire and make initial requests to identify and preserve electronic or video evidence, or obtain legal process for securing this evidence. Often the FAA aviation safety inspectors–the agency’s personnel responsible for investigating unauthorized and/or unsafe activities are often unable to immediately travel to the location…

Manned aviation was just taking flight when States from across the world saw the importance of establishing a framework that would set the boundaries for civil international aviation regulation. So, State leaders from across the world gathered in Chicago, Illinois, for the Chicago Convention on International Aviation Law, (Chicago Convention). The Chicago Convention establishes rules of airspace, aircraft registration, safety, security, and formalizes the principle that every State has complete and exclusive sovereignty in the airspace above its territory. It also formalized the desire to create an international civil aviation organization that could organize and support the international cooperation which…