Landlord/Tenant Attorneys

Much is at stake in disputes between landlords and tenants. Shelter is a basic need and it may often seem that the all-powerful landlord has the upper hand. It's important to remember that both parties have rights and obligations and that both are bound by the terms of their lease as well as by local and state laws and regulations. A lawyer experienced in landlord/tenant issues is your best advisor when problems develop in your relationship with your landlord. Many times, a letter from your lawyer is all that is needed to get your landlord to recognize your rights. Click here to find a landlord/tenant attorney.

What to bring Bring as many of these items with you to your first consultation as possible: A copy of your lease or rental agreement. Payment records. A list of defects or problems with the property. A list of phone calls and communications with management about the situation. Names, addresses and phone numbers of other tenants in the building who have experienced the same problems