Landlord Tenant Lawyers

Landlord-tenant law governs the issues surrounding the rental of commercial and residential real property (rental property).

If you are involved in matters concerning the landlord-tenant relationship including representing landlords and tenants in evictions, security deposit disputes, tenant tax rebates, unlawful detainers, unlawful evictions, Department for Constitutional Affairs (DCA) penalty defense, Section 8 matters, bankruptcy, etc., you should consult with a qualified Lead Counsel landlord-tenant attorney immediately.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Misc. Definitions:
"Abandoned property" defined. "Abandoned property" means property which is left unattended on the premises after the termination of the tenancy, unless the owner of the property has expressed an … more
What Can Be Done About Noisy Neighbors?
Tenants are entitled to the quiet use and enjoyment of the premises, however a landlord is not necessarily responsible for the acts of neighbors and other tenants. If tha landlord has … more

Legal Articles

Can I Sublet My Apartment?
Many written lease agreements are for a one year period. A tenant may have every intention of remaining in the dwelling for one year at the time that the lease is signed, however, sometimes circumstances change. For example, the tenant may take a job in a new city, lose his job and be unable to make rent payments, get married or relocate to care for a sick relative. If any of … more
Who’s Going to Fix That?
One of the greatest advantages to being a renter is that the landlord is responsible for making sure that the living space is habitable. In most states this means that the landlord is responsible for all maintenance and repairs that are necessary to make sure that the housing unit meets all applicable building codes and is safe for residents. The Landlord’s Responsibility … more

Landlord Tenant Lawyers