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Landlord/tenant law

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Expert Legal Support for
Landlords and Tenants

At Emmons & Nicosia, we provide specialized legal services to both landlords and tenants, ensuring that your rights and interests are protected. Navigating the complexities of landlord/tenant law can be challenging, but our experienced attorneys are here to offer clear guidance and effective solutions tailored to your unique situation. Whether you are drafting a lease agreement, dealing with a tenant dispute, or facing eviction proceedings, we are committed to providing the legal support you need.

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Landlord Services

How we help

Managing rental properties requires careful attention to legal details. Our landlord services include:


  • Lease Agreements: We draft and review lease agreements to ensure they comply with legal standards and protect your interests.
  • Eviction Proceedings: Our team provides legal representation during eviction processes, ensuring they are conducted fairly and lawfully.
  • Property Management Disputes: We assist with resolving conflicts between landlords and tenants through negotiation and litigation when necessary.
  • Compliance Guidance: Stay informed about local, state, and federal regulations affecting rental properties.
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Tenant Services

How we help

Protecting your rights as a tenant is crucial. Our tenant services include:


  • Lease Review: We review lease agreements to ensure they are fair and in compliance with the law.
  • Eviction Defense: Our attorneys provide legal representation to defend against unlawful evictions.
  • Dispute Resolution: We help resolve disputes with landlords, whether through negotiation or legal action.
  • Habitability Issues: We address concerns related to property maintenance and living conditions to ensure your rights are upheld.

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Experienced Legal Advocacy

Utilize our deep knowledge of landlord-tenant law to protect your property and uphold your rights.

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Preventative Strategies

Take advantage of our proactive approaches to avoid disputes and maintain efficient property management.

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Committed Assistance

Experience our personalized support and unwavering commitment to achieving your property management goals.

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  • What should be included in a lease agreement?

    A lease agreement should include terms such as the duration of the lease, rent amount, security deposit details, maintenance responsibilities, and rules regarding pets, subletting, and property use. It should also outline procedures for resolving disputes and terminating the lease.

  • Why is legal representation important during an eviction?

    Legal representation ensures that eviction proceedings are conducted in accordance with the law, protecting your rights and interests. An attorney can help navigate the complexities of eviction law, present your case effectively, and ensure that all legal requirements are met.

  • At what stage should I seek legal advice as a landlord or tenant?

    It's advisable to seek legal advice at the outset of any rental agreement, when drafting or signing a lease, if a dispute arises, or if eviction proceedings are being considered. Early legal guidance can prevent issues and ensure your rights are protected.

  • Can legal advice help prevent disputes between landlords and tenants?

    Yes, having a clear, legally sound lease agreement and understanding your rights and obligations can help prevent disputes. Legal advice can also provide strategies for effectively managing and resolving conflicts should they arise.

  • What are the risks of not having a formal lease agreement?

    Without a formal lease agreement, both landlords and tenants are at greater risk of disputes and misunderstandings. Verbal agreements can be difficult to enforce legally, and important terms and conditions may be unclear or omitted, leading to potential conflicts and legal issues.

  • How often should a lease agreement be reviewed or updated?

    Lease agreements should be reviewed and potentially updated whenever there are significant changes to the rental property, the laws governing rental properties, or the landlord-tenant relationship. Regular reviews, at least annually, are recommended to ensure compliance with current laws and standards.

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