Delaware Landlord Tenant Lawyers

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
Can I be evicted if I file for bankruptcy?
Yes, in some circumstances. While a bankruptcy filing does prevent your landlord from terminating your lease or filing an eviction lawsuit against you, the landlord is likely to be able to get … 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
Tenants Rights to Abandon a Lease
A tenant leases a residential or commercial space with the intention of using that space for a certain purpose that is stated in the lease. For example, people often rent apartments as places to live and commercial space for their office or store. The purpose of the rental is usually specified in the written lease contract and the law provides tenants with the right to occupy the … more

How To Get Your Security Deposit Back
For renters, one of the most common questions is how to get back the security deposit at the end of the rental - and how much of it are we entitled to get back? The good news is that state laws usually spell out the answers - (1) the exact number of days within which a landlord must return the security deposit; and (2) what deductions can be made from the deposit. The bad news is that most … more

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