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–83 (App. 1994) (mistake of fact by the claiming party does not defeat an adverse possession claim).

Because neither party requested findings of fact or conclusions of law under Rule 82, we “presume that the [superior] court found every fact necessary to support the judgment.”

(“[U]nder Arizona law, a mortgagee cannot bring an action to quiet title because the mortgagee has no title.”).

P. 52(a), meaning this court presumes the superior court “found every fact necessary to support” its ruling

Because neither party requested findings of fact and conclusions of law, we “must presume that the trial court found every fact necessary to support the judgment [and] [t]he judgment must be sustained if any reasonable construction of the evidence justifies it.”

¶23 Where, as here, no party requests findings of facts and conclusions of law under Arizona Rule of Family Law Procedure 82, we generally presume the superior court found every fact necessary to support the judgment “if any reasonable construction of the evidence justifies it.”

(“[T]he mortgagee has no title.”).

Because neither party requested specific findings of fact, despite the court’s direction to make such requests prior to the hearing if so desired, we will presume the court found every fact necessary to support its judgment and will sustain the court’s judgment “if any reasonable construction of the evidence justifies it.” ( and Ziggy’s Opportunities, Inc. v. I-10 Indus.

“Such encumbrancers cannot maintain an action to quiet title, for they have no title.” Id.; (“[A] mortgagee’s interest does not attach to the title.

Therefore, on appeal, this court “must presume that the trial court found every fact necessary to support the judgment.”

§ 12-1104(B); see, n.4, n.4 (App. 1994) (Section 12-1104 “provides that where it can be shown that enforcement of a lien is barred by a statute of limitations, a person seeking quiet title is entitled to judgment barring assertion of the lien.”).

Chandler v. Jackson, 148 Ariz. 307, 311, see §§ 12-521, 12-526.