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Real Estate Transactions
What effect is the use of technology having on how real estate transactions are conducted? It’s a topic I have discussed more than a few times in recent months. I came back to it again this month, in the context of the now widespread use of remote communications technology. I think the tremendous growth in the use of remote communications technology is going to accelerate trends away from traditional real estate transaction methodologies that already existed, and will eventually completely transform the world of real estate.
Easement
Land Use and Zoning
I have seen this news item linked in at least two different places, so I don’t want to give it more attention than it deserves, but I think it’s worthy of notice and comment because it’s an apt illustration of a subject that I have repeatedly discussed in this space. The subject is the extent to which the concerns of other should control my use of my private property. This example goes much further than the land use planning issues that I have discussed here in the past, however, because the suggestion in this case would, if implemented, dictate that private property owners dedicate part of their property to residential use by others without compensation.
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
If you’re involved in residential rentals, or are interested in the subject of residential landlord and tenant law for some other reason, you can read all about this legislation in my Real Estate Law Update for June. It’s posted, along with my earlier newsletters on estate planning, real estate, and tax law going back several years, in the publications section of DeConciniMcDonald.com.

Personal Injury
Clear enough? Yes, I think so. What I might extrapolate from it is that mere embarrassment for the actions of our senators in the confirmation hearings, will not qualify any citizen for “standing.” Embarrassment would not be considered palpable, personal injury; which makes a kind of unassailable sense. Embarrassment will not even attract judicial notice. Nor should it, I suppose. The court goes on to say in the above citation, “A contrary approach would inevitably open the door to multiple actions asserting all manner of claims against the government.” I won’t argue with that.

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Estate Planning
That's the question I asked, and answered, in my latest Estate Planning Law Report. Check it out in the recent news section of deconcinimcdonald.com and let me know what you think.
Wills
Attorney for Tucson and southern Arizona providing services in estate planning (including wills and trusts), estate and trust administration, and real estate and business transactions.
Trusts
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Foreclosure
I didn’t spend much time trying to absorb the details of this story so I can’t say for sure, but it sounds to me like people in Philadelphia have figured out how to game the system by which property owners receive notice of delinquent property tax foreclosures.
Tax Law
Americans are constantly being told that they don’t save enough. So why not create more widely usable, and less complicated, opportunities for savings that will produce income without being subject to income tax? I discussed the possibilities in my Tax Law Special Report for March, 2020. The report is posted for your examination at my firm’s web site, deconcinimcdonald.com.

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