One bundle. Four AZ-tuned slices.

Arizona is the next concrete state instantiated from the shared UBE template — California, Texas, New York, Louisiana, Florida, Illinois, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Maryland, Alaska, Wyoming, the District of Columbia, Arkansas, Idaho, Colorado, and now Arizona. The MBE bank, MEE outlines, MPT workspace, and guide library are written; the AZ-specific overlay (the Arizona Supreme Court as the highest court in Arizona, with rule-making authority delegated through the Arizona State Bar Committee on Examinations under the Arizona Rules of the Supreme Court (ARSC); the Arizona Rules of Professional Conduct (ER, modeled on the ABA Model Rules with Arizona-specific variance) paired with the Arizona State Bar Lawyers Assistance Program (LAP) optional disclosure path and the Committee on Examinations Rule 38 Character & Fitness review + the four ARSC gates including Rule 34(c) ABA-JD with the Rule 34(g) LLM alternative, UBE score transfer at scaled ≥ 266 within the ARSC-published 3-year transfer window under Rule 31 (the DEFAULT-tier floor shared with TN / NY / TX / MA / IL / CO / NJ / IN / VA / NE / MT / MN / IA / MO / NC / DC, BELOW the 270 HIGH-bracket tier like ID / WY / GA / UT / OH / OR / ME / PA / RI), the MPRE at scaled ≥ 85 under Rule 39 / Rule 39.1 (the HIGH-MPRE tier shared with TN / MA / NY / OH / CO / TX / WA / UT / WY / DC), and the Rule 38 C&F review paired with Arizona State Bar LAP) — the Arizona Business Corporation Act at A.R.S. Title 10 (the AZ Corporation Act — distinct from NY BCL / DE DGCL / WA WBCA / CO CBCA / OH Ch. 1701 / NJ N.J.S.A. 14A / TN TCA Title 48, fiduciary duties under A.R.S. § 10-830 et seq., shareholder agreements under A.R.S. § 10-720 et seq., and appraisal rights under A.R.S. § 10-1301 et seq.) in Business Associations, the Arizona probate code at A.R.S. Title 14 (intestate succession at A.R.S. § 14-2101 et seq., wills/execution at A.R.S. § 14-2501 et seq. with the two-witness rule, and trusts at A.R.S. Title 14 Chapter 7 — AZ adopted the UPC with AZ-specific variations) in Wills/Trusts/Estates, the Arizona Domestic Relations framework at A.R.S. Title 25 (dissolution under A.R.S. § 25-311 et seq., no-fault under A.R.S. § 25-312, parenting plan under A.R.S. § 25-401 et seq. in the AZ Superior Court, NOT a dedicated family-court docket as in DC / WV — a separable AZ procedural doctrine flag), and CRITICAL — Arizona is a SEPARATE-PROPERTY jurisdiction under A.R.S. § 25-211 (AZ follows the separate-property model per the A.R.S. canon, distinctly distinct from the WA-side RCW 26.16 community-property framing carried on /module/washington — a MAJOR AZ doctrine flag distinguishing the MEE Family Law essay from any community-property framing and confirming AZ’s A.R.S. § 25-211 separate-property characterization under the A.R.S. canon) in Family Law, and A.R.S. Title 33 + Title 12 (Real Property) with the recording act at A.R.S. § 33-411 + adverse possession under A.R.S. § 12-526 (the AZ 10-year statutory period — parallel to WA RCW 7.28.080 — distinct from CO’s 18-year / DC’s 15-year / TN’s 30-year / ID’s 20-year / GA’s 20-year / OH’s 21-year) + the NON-JUDICIAL trustee’s-sale foreclosure framework at A.R.S. § 33-725 (distinct from TN / DC / CO / NC / NJ’s JUDICIAL foreclosure models, and a separable AZ doctrine flag, with A.R.S. § 33-808 trustee’s-sale notice requirements) in Real Property is sourced from primary authority; the pacing is wired against the Feb 2027 / July 2027 administrations.

The single-state purchase matches California, Texas, New York, Louisiana, Florida, Illinois, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Maryland, Alaska, Wyoming, the District of Columbia, Arkansas, Idaho, Colorado, and the rest of the pilot cohort at $499 one-time — a deliberate parity that keeps the per-state cost obvious while the UBE bundle rolls out one state at a time. After Stripe confirms your purchase, access opens online and stays live until your window closes — instant, no shipment, no handoff. See the full feature breakdown on /pricing, or run the module comparison matrix at /compare.

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The four AZ slices, on one page.

The Arizona module consolidates the existing UBE scaffold around the ARSC gates — Arizona Supreme Court / Arizona State Bar Committee on Examinations / Arizona Rules of the Supreme Court (ARSC), the seven-subject MBE bank, the MEE outlines with the AZ doctrine overlay, and the MPT workspace anchored to AZ libraries (Arizona Superior Court civil practice under ARCP, Arizona appellate briefs under ARSC Rule 13, A.R.S. Title 14 probate filings administered in the AZ Superior Court alongside civil cases, ARSC-family-court filings under A.R.S. Title 25 alongside dissolution — NOT in a dedicated family-court docket as in DC / WV, a separable AZ procedural doctrine flag distinguishing AZ family-court filings from DC family-court practice; and CRITICAL — Arizona operates through Superior Courts across its counties (Maricopa County (Phoenix) / Pima County (Tucson) under the ARSC local-rule framework) alongside appellate review at the Arizona Court of Appeals / Arizona Supreme Court, a MAJOR AZ structure distinction from DC’s single-federal-district structure with NO counties and the dedicated DC Superior Court docket) — into a single purchase. Each slice links to the live preview surface; same content, gated behind your access window.

Slice 01 · admission rules

ARSC + Arizona State Bar + the four AZ gates

The Arizona Supreme Court (the highest court in Arizona) as the admitting court with rule-making authority for bar admission delegated through the Arizona State Bar Committee on Examinations under the Arizona Rules of the Supreme Court (ARSC). The four ARSC gates: the Rule 34(c) ABA-JD eligibility pathway (a Juris Doctor from an ABA-accredited law school — completed and conferral verified — under Rule 34) with the Rule 34(g) LLM alternative pathway (a one-year course of study at an ABA-approved U.S. law school for foreign-trained lawyers — administered through the Committee on Examinations — no law-office-study / clerk-reader / apprenticeship alternative like ME Rule 3.5(b) / AL Rule II / CA Rule 4.15 / MO Rule 8.04; the Rule 34(c) ABA-JD pathway and the Rule 34(g) LLM pathway are the complete academic menu); the UBE score transfer pathway at scaled ≥ 266 (the AZ-published UBE acceptance floor, the DEFAULT-tier floor shared with TN / NY / TX / MA / IL / CO / NJ / IN / VA / NE / MT / MN / IA / MO / NC / DC, BELOW the 270 HIGH-bracket tier like ID / WY / GA / UT / OH / OR / ME / PA / RI) earned in another UBE jurisdiction within the ARSC-published 3-year transfer window under Rule 31 (the 3-year window is the ARSC-published window — distinct from the 2-year windows in ID / WY / CA / OK — verify under the current ARSC); the MPRE at scaled ≥ 85, NCBE-certified, filed pre-admission under Rule 39 / Rule 39.1 — the HIGH-MPRE tier shared with TN / MA / NY / OH / CO / TX / WA / UT / WY / DC (ABOVE the 80 DEFAULT-MPRE shared with NC / VA / IL / MO / IN / IA / NE / ME / AK / WV, ABOVE the 75 LOW-MPRE shared with NJ / AL / GA / OK) — a separable AZ doctrine flag distinguishing AZ’s MPRE floor from NC / VA / NJ / AL / GA / OK; and the Committee on Examinations Rule 38 Character & Fitness review paired with the Arizona State Bar Lawyers Assistance Program (LAP) and the Arizona Rules of Professional Conduct (ER, modeled on the ABA Model Rules with Arizona-specific variance) — admission requires C&F clearance under published Committee factors including 10-year civil/criminal disclosure, contemplated-matter disclosure, and academic-misconduct disclosure (the Committee reads the Rule 38 questionnaire strictly and expects applicants to volunteer adverse information even where it would not surface in a routine background check). The single markdown that has to be right before any AZ sitter writes a single essay.

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Slice 02 · MBE bank

Calibrated 7-subject MBE bank

A multistate MBE question bank sized for a 90-day run toward the Feb 2027 AZ administration — seven subjects (Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law, Contracts, Criminal Law & Procedure, Evidence, Real Property, Torts) tagged by topic and weighted to current NCBE scoring distributions. Civ Pro harder, Evidence and Contracts stable — the same weighting the AZ-adjacent grader reads for. AZ-specific touchstones appear inside the Contracts outline (the Arizona Business Corporation Act at A.R.S. Title 10 — the AZ Corporation Act overlay on director fiduciary duties at A.R.S. § 10-830 et seq. and appraisal rights under A.R.S. § 10-1301 et seq. where the multistate rule is silent) and inside the Civil Procedure outline (the Arizona Rules of Civil Procedure — ARCP — parallel federal FRCP with local variance on pleading, motion, and summary-judgment practice filed before the AZ Superior Court, the AZ trial-court-of-general-jurisdiction across civil, criminal, probate, and most domestic-relations matters across Arizona counties — Maricopa County (Phoenix) / Pima County (Tucson) under the ARSC local-rule framework); the seven MBE subjects are the seven, and the AZ doctrine lives in the MEE overlays.

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Slice 03 · MEE outlines

MEE outlines with the AZ doctrine overlay

Six MEE fact patterns, each with a substantive IRAC outline. The Business Associations, Wills/Trusts/Estates, Family Law, and Real Property outlines carry an Arizona overlay — the Arizona Business Corporation Act at A.R.S. Title 10 (the AZ Corporation Act — distinct from NY BCL / DE DGCL / WA WBCA / CO CBCA / OH Ch. 1701 / NJ N.J.S.A. 14A / TN TCA Title 48, director fiduciary duties under A.R.S. § 10-830 et seq., shareholder agreements under A.R.S. § 10-720 et seq., and appraisal rights under A.R.S. § 10-1301 et seq. — the AZ framework is distinctly distinct from the WA WBCA / NY BCL / DE DGCL analogues in other pilots — a separable AZ doctrine flag on the bar exam) in Business Associations; the Arizona probate code at A.R.S. Title 14 (intestate succession under A.R.S. § 14-2101 et seq., wills/execution at A.R.S. § 14-2501 et seq. with the two-witness rule, and trusts at A.R.S. Title 14 Chapter 7 — AZ adopted the Uniform Probate Code with AZ-specific variations, parallel in shape to the CO UPC / DC UPC / MO UPC / IL UPC framings but the AZ UPC contains A.R.S.-specific factors) in Wills/Trusts/Estates; the Arizona Domestic Relations framework at A.R.S. Title 25 — dissolution under A.R.S. § 25-311 et seq. (no-fault under A.R.S. § 25-312, distinct from ID’s § 32-603 / § 32-610, from CO’s C.R.S. § 14-10-106, from WY’s Wyo. Stat. § 20-2-104, from TN T.C.A. § 36-4-101, from DC’s D.C. Code § 16-904), parenting plan / custody under A.R.S. § 25-401 et seq. (best-interest factors read by the AZ Superior Court as the divorce-court sitter, NOT a dedicated family-court docket as in DC / WV — a separable AZ procedural doctrine flag), and CRITICAL — Arizona is a SEPARATE-PROPERTY jurisdiction under A.R.S. § 25-211 (the AZ separate-property framework — distinct from WA under RCW 26.16 community-property, distinct from TX under Tex. Fam. Code § 3.001 community-property, distinct from CA / NM community-property; AZ is one of the UBE-adopting SEPARATE-property jurisdictions — parallel to CO under C.R.S. § 14-10-113 / NY / NJ under Cafaro / VA / TN / NC / OH / MA / CA separate-property / SC — a MAJOR AZ doctrine flag distinguishing the MEE Family Law essay from any community-property framing and confirming AZ’s A.R.S. § 25-211 separate-property characterization under the A.R.S. canon) in Family Law; and the Arizona real-property framework at A.R.S. Title 33 + Title 12 — recording act at A.R.S. § 33-411 (the AZ recording-act framework — notice-race jurisdiction, parallel to NJ’s N.J.S.A. 46:21-1 / NC’s § 47-18 / VA’s Va. Code § 55.1-408, distinctly distinct from CO’s notice-only C.R.S. § 38-35-109 and from ID’s notice-race recording under Idaho Code § 55-801), adverse possession at A.R.S. § 12-526 (the AZ 10-year statutory period — the AZ 10-year period is the separable AZ doctrine flag distinct from CO’s 18-year / DC’s 15-year / TN’s 30-year / ID’s 20-year / GA’s 20-year / OH’s 21-year / NC’s 20-year / MA’s 21-year / VA’s 15-year / KY’s 15-year / MN’s 15-year / ME’s 20-year / CT’s 15-year, parallel only to WA’s 10-year under RCW 7.28.080 / IA / KS / NE / SC / AL’s 10-year framings), and CRITICAL — Arizona mortgage foreclosure follows the NON-JUDICIAL trustee’s-sale framework at A.R.S. § 33-725 (the AZ NON-JUDICIAL trustee’s-sale model — distinctly distinct from TN / DC / CO / NC / NJ’s JUDICIAL foreclosure models and parallel to WA RCW 61.24 / CA power-of-sale / TX Tex. Property Code § 51.002 — and the AZ overlay flags A.R.S. § 33-808 trustee’s-sale notice requirements as the separable AZ doctrine flag on the bar exam’s Real Property canvas) in Real Property. Every Professional Responsibility outline tags AZ ER reference inline.

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Slice 04 · MPT workspace

MPT workspace anchored to AZ libraries

Two 90-minute MPT tasks under a 90-minute budget, with the Arizona file/library combinations surfaced first — Arizona civil practice under the Arizona Rules of Civil Procedure (ARCP, parallel federal FRCP with local variance on pleading, motion, and summary-judgment practice — the Arizona Superior Court is the trial court of general jurisdiction across civil, criminal, probate, and most domestic-relations matters across Arizona counties — Maricopa County (Phoenix) / Pima County (Tucson) under the ARSC local-rule framework — parallel in structure to OR counties / ID counties / MT counties / ND counties, distinctly distinct from DC’s single-jurisdiction structure); and CRITICAL — Arizona appellate briefs under ARSC Rule 13 (the AZ appellate-brief format — Statement of the Case / Argument / Conclusion headings — distinct from NY’s CPLR 5501 / OH’s R. App. P. 16 framing and from CO’s C.A.R. 28 / 29 framework); A.R.S. Title 14 probate filings administered in the AZ Superior Court (probate-court jurisdiction over petitions, accounts, and trust-administration orders under A.R.S. Title 14 Chapter 7 — distinct from the dedicated probate division in DC’s D.C. Superior Court, distinct from WV’s dedicated family-court docket); and ARSC-family-court filings under A.R.S. Title 25 (heard initially in the AZ Superior Court — NOT in a dedicated family-court docket as in DC / WV — a separable AZ procedural doctrine flag distinguishing AZ family-court filings from DC family-court practice). The workspace shows the task-model skeleton, the time markers, and an exemplar paragraph-by-paragraph scaffold.

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Arizona module · FAQ

The questions AZ buyers ask before purchasing.

These are the questions Arizona candidates ask before pulling the trigger — scope, the overlay, the calendar anchor, the Committee on Examinations filing window + the Rule 31 UBE transfer rule (scaled ≥ 266 within the ARSC-published 3-year transfer window — the DEFAULT-tier floor shared with TN / NY / TX / MA / IL / CO / NJ / IN / VA / NE / MT / MN / IA / MO / NC / DC, BELOW the 270 HIGH-bracket tier like ID / WY / GA / UT / OH / OR / ME / PA / RI), the MPRE ≥ 85 sequencing under Rule 39 / Rule 39.1 (the HIGH-MPRE tier shared with TN / MA / NY / OH / CO / TX / WA / UT / WY / DC, ABOVE the 80 DEFAULT-MPRE tier like NC / VA / IL / MO / IN / IA / NE / ME / AK / WV, ABOVE the 75 LOW-MPRE tier like NJ / AL / GA / OK — a separable AZ doctrine flag distinguishing AZ’s MPRE floor from NC / VA / NJ / AL / GA / OK), and how the Arizona Rules of Professional Conduct (ER, modeled on the ABA Model Rules with Arizona-specific variance) + the Committee on Examinations Rule 38 Character & Fitness review paired with the Arizona State Bar Lawyers Assistance Program (LAP) optional disclosure path frame admission. See the full pricing breakdown on /pricing and the per-state compare matrix at /compare.

How does the Arizona module differ from a generic UBE prep?

The MBE bank, MEE fact patterns, and MPT scaffolds are a single shared UBE catalogue. What the Arizona module adds is the AZ-specific overlay: the four ARSC gates (Rule 34(c) ABA-JD eligibility pathway with the Rule 34(g) LLM alternative; UBE score transfer at scaled ≥ 266 within the ARSC-published 3-year transfer window under Rule 31 — the DEFAULT-tier floor shared with TN / NY / TX / MA / IL / CO / NJ / IN / VA / NE / MT / MN / IA / MO / NC / DC, BELOW the 270 HIGH-bracket tier like ID / WY / GA / UT / OH / OR / ME / PA / RI; the MPRE at scaled ≥ 85 NCBE-certified filed pre-admission under Rule 39 / Rule 39.1 — the HIGH-MPRE tier shared with TN / MA / NY / OH / CO / TX / WA / UT / WY / DC, ABOVE the 80 DEFAULT-MPRE tier like NC / VA / IL / MO / IN / IA / NE / ME / AK / WV, ABOVE the 75 LOW-MPRE tier like NJ / AL / GA / OK — a separable AZ doctrine flag distinguishing AZ’s MPRE floor from NC / VA / NJ / AL / GA / OK; the Committee on Examinations Rule 38 Character & Fitness review paired with the Arizona State Bar Lawyers Assistance Program (LAP) optional disclosure path and the Arizona Rules of Professional Conduct (ER, modeled on the ABA Model Rules with Arizona-specific variance)) and the Arizona doctrine the MEE graders are reading for. The Arizona Business Corporation Act at A.R.S. Title 10 (the AZ Corporation Act — distinct from NY BCL / DE DGCL / WA WBCA / CO CBCA / OH Ch. 1701 / NJ N.J.S.A. 14A / TN TCA Title 48, fiduciary duties under A.R.S. § 10-830 et seq., shareholder agreements under A.R.S. § 10-720 et seq., and appraisal rights under A.R.S. § 10-1301 et seq. — the AZ framework is distinctly distinct from the WA WBCA / NY BCL / DE DGCL analogues in other pilots — a separable AZ doctrine flag on the bar exam) in Business Associations; the Arizona probate code at A.R.S. Title 14 (intestate succession under A.R.S. § 14-2101 et seq., wills/execution at A.R.S. § 14-2501 et seq. with the two-witness rule, and trusts at A.R.S. Title 14 Chapter 7 — AZ adopted the UPC with AZ-specific variations) in Wills/Trusts/Estates; the Arizona Domestic Relations framework at A.R.S. Title 25 — dissolution under A.R.S. § 25-311 et seq. (no-fault under A.R.S. § 25-312), parenting plan / custody under A.R.S. § 25-401 et seq., and CRITICAL — Arizona is a SEPARATE-PROPERTY jurisdiction under A.R.S. § 25-211 (the AZ separate-property framework — distinct from WA under RCW 26.16 / TX under Tex. Fam. Code § 3.001 community-property; AZ is one of the UBE-adopting SEPARATE-property jurisdictions alongside TN / NC / PA / OH / MA / IL / IN / CO / NY / NJ under Cafaro / VA / CA / SC — a MAJOR AZ doctrine flag distinguishing the MEE Family Law essay from any community-property framing and confirming AZ’s A.R.S. § 25-211 separate-property characterization under the A.R.S. canon) in Family Law; and the Arizona real-property framework at A.R.S. Title 33 + Title 12 — recording act at A.R.S. § 33-411 (the AZ notice-race recording-act framework), adverse possession at A.R.S. § 12-526 (the AZ 10-year statutory period — parallel to WA RCW 7.28.080 / IA / KS / NE / SC / AL’s 10-year framings), and CRITICAL — Arizona mortgage foreclosure follows the NON-JUDICIAL trustee’s-sale framework at A.R.S. § 33-725 (the AZ NON-JUDICIAL trustee’s-sale model — distinctly distinct from TN / DC / CO / NC / NJ’s JUDICIAL foreclosure models — and the AZ overlay flags A.R.S. § 33-808 trustee’s-sale notice requirements as the separable AZ doctrine flag on the bar exam) in Real Property — the overlay is what bumps a marginal MEE essay from a 3 to a 4; the multistate rule is table stakes.

When is the next AZ UBE administration and how does the calendar anchor to it?

The Feb 2027 AZ UBE is administered on Tuesday 2027-02-23 / Wednesday 2027-02-24 — Arizona administers the NCBE standard UBE dates (last Tuesday/Wednesday of February and July). The 90-day plan starts Monday 2026-11-23 for the Feb 2027 sitting, and regenerates from your purchase date. The July 2027 cycle follows on Tuesday 2027-07-27 / Wednesday 2027-07-28. Plan to file the Committee on Examinations application inside the priority window — the application typically opens well ahead of the sitting and the priority deadline closes ~60-75 days ahead, with a sharply higher late-filing fee after that.

Can I transfer a UBE score into Arizona?

Yes. Under Rule 31, Arizona accepts a transferred UBE score of 266 or higher (the AZ-published UBE acceptance floor, scaled, the DEFAULT-tier floor shared with TN / NY / TX / MA / IL / CO / NJ / IN / VA / NE / MT / MN / IA / MO / NC / DC, BELOW the 270 HIGH-bracket tier like ID / WY / GA / UT / OH / OR / ME / PA / RI) earned in another UBE jurisdiction within the ARSC-published 3-year transfer window (the 3-year window is the ARSC-published window — distinct from the 2-year windows in ID / WY / CA / OK — verify against the current ARSC), subject to the Committee on Examinations Rule 38 Character & Fitness review paired with the Arizona State Bar Lawyers Assistance Program (LAP) optional disclosure path and the Arizona Rules of Professional Conduct (ER, modeled on the ABA Model Rules with Arizona-specific variance). Both February and July administrations are accepted for transfer. A transfer candidate still must satisfy the MPRE (≥ 85, NCBE-certified — the HIGH-MPRE tier shared with TN / MA / NY / OH / CO / TX / WA / UT / WY / DC, ABOVE the 80 DEFAULT-MPRE tier like NC / VA / IL / MO / IN / IA / NE / ME / AK / WV, ABOVE the 75 LOW-MPRE tier like NJ / AL / GA / OK) before admission — a separable AZ doctrine flag distinguishing AZ’s MPRE floor from NC / VA / NJ / AL / GA / OK — sequence it well ahead of the AZ application filing window so the score is on file when the application is reviewed.

Does Arizona waive the MPRE?

No. Under Rule 39 / Rule 39.1, a candidate must hold an MPRE score of 85 or higher, NCBE-certified, on file with the Arizona State Bar Committee on Examinations before admission is approved. The Committee does NOT waive the MPRE under any circumstance — plan the MPRE well ahead of the bar application, not the week before. The 85 floor is the HIGH-MPRE tier shared with TN / MA / NY / OH / CO / TX / WA / UT / WY / DC, ABOVE the 80 DEFAULT-MPRE tier shared with NC / VA / IL / MO / IN / IA / NE / ME / AK / WV and the 75 LOW-MPRE tier shared with NJ / AL / GA / OK — a separable AZ doctrine flag distinguishing AZ’s MPRE floor from NC / VA / NJ / AL / GA / OK.

Is Arizona a community-property state?

No. Per the A.R.S. canon at A.R.S. § 25-211, Arizona is a SEPARATE-PROPERTY jurisdiction, NOT a community-property state. This is distinctly distinct from the community-property jurisdictions WA under RCW 26.16 / TX under Tex. Fam. Code § 3.001 / NM under NMSA 1978 § 40-3-8 / LA community-property / WI under Wis. Stat. § 766.31, of which only WA and TX are also UBE-adopting jurisdictions. The A.R.S. § 25-211 SEPARATE-property framing matters for the MEE Family Law fact patterns because the multistate outlines often default to common-law equitable-distribution framing and the WA-style community-property framing should not bleed into the AZ essay — when an AZ fact pattern hits marital-property characterization, the AZ graders read A.R.S. § 25-211 separate-property rules. This distinction is a MAJOR AZ doctrine flag on the bar exam’s Family Law canvas — flag AZ as a SEPARATE-property jurisdiction per the A.R.S. canon. (Note: /module/washington carries the WA-side RCW 26.16 community-property framing — that is a WA-side canonical statement and the AZ overlay treats AZ as the A.R.S. § 25-211 SEPARATE-property side without re-litigating the WA framing.) The MEE Family Law outline cross-references A.R.S. § 25-211 alongside the relevant dissolution framework; the AZ doctrine appears in the Family Law overlay.

What does the $499 access pass include?

The AZ access pass includes the four slices (ARSC + four AZ gates, the 7-subject MBE bank, the six MEE outlines with the AZ doctrine overlay, and the MPT workspace anchored to AZ libraries); the 90-day calculator anchored to the Feb 2027 / July 2027 administrations; the AI-graded essay submission loop; the guide library covering multistate + AZ-specific topics; the pacing dashboard with your sit date; and post-purchase access through your full bar-prep window. No shipment, no handoff — online access opens immediately after Stripe confirms your purchase and stays live until your window closes.

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