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HB 2244·AZ·house

evictions; satisfaction of judgments

Signed into LawFiled Jan 21, 2026
Sponsor: Walt Blackman (R)
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Governor: Signed

Jun 19, 2026

Summary

The bill amends Arizona law so the party who wins a judgment must file a satisfaction within 40 days. If they don’t, the other side can ask the court to deem the judgment satisfied. For eviction cases, a tenant can file a motion and, if the landlord doesn’t answer within 15 days, the filing fee is waived, no hearing is required, the judgment is considered satisfied, and the court may seal the eviction record.

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