
Landlord Tenant Lawyer
In our landlord-tenant and eviction practice, we handle every step of rental agreements from formation to defense. We work to uphold your rights.
We can help you create lease agreements, mediate conflicts, handle disputes, contract negotiations or handle evictions. Our experienced legal team would love to be your advocate to ensure your rights are preserved.
We represent both landlords and tenants in a variety of matters, including evictions, rent payment issues, security deposit disputes, breach of lease agreement claims, rental discrimination, safety and health issues, and many others.
We can help you bring or defend cases concerning the following:
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Breach of lease
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Non-payment of rent
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Late payment of rent
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Holdover tenants
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Security deposit disputes
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Evictions
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Illegal activities on the rental property
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Personal injuries on the rental property
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Damage to rental property
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Breach of quiet enjoyment or warrant of habitability
Delay in rent payment or non-payment.
Financial difficulties, job loss, or unexpected expenses can lead tenants to miss rent payments, creating tensions with landlords who rely on timely payments to cover property expenses. Open communication and a willingness to work together can often lead to amicable solutions.
Security deposit disputes
At the end of a tenancy, disagreements often arise over the return of the security deposit. Landlords may deduct amounts for cleaning, repairs, or unpaid rent. However, tenants may argue that the deductions are excessive or unjustified. Clear communication and documentation from the start, including a detailed move-in inspection report, can mitigate many of these disputes.
Eviction Proceedings
When a tenant fails to comply with the lease terms, or a landlord violates their duties, an eviction proceeding is often a next step in remedying the problem. The eviction process is heavily regulated, with strict legal procedures that need to be followed. Any misstep by either party can result in delays, additional costs, or even the dismissal of the eviction case. Parties may contest proceedings on grounds such as improper notice, retaliation, or discrimination, adding layers of complexity to the process. Our professionals help you through the process.
Lease violations
These violations can include living with unauthorized pets, subletting without permission, or engaging in illegal activities on the premises. Any lease violations can lead to eviction and other legal actions. Both landlords and tenants must understand and adhere to the lease terms to maintain a harmonious relationship. Regular communication and periodic inspections can help identify and resolve potential violations before they escalate.
Maintenance and repair issues.
Tenants expect their living environment to be safe, healthy, and well-maintained. Landlords are legally obligated to ensure the property meets habitability standards by performing necessary repairs promptly. Disputes often occur when tenants feel that their repair requests are ignored or inadequately addressed. On the other hand, landlords may face challenges if tenants fail to report issues timely or cause damage due to neglect or misuse.
Other Areas of Dispute
The list provides an example of only a few of the types of cases handled by our office. Landlord tenant disputes arise out of many factors. We help both landlords and tenants to resolve their disputes. Contact us to find out if we can help you with your specific case.
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