Landlord/Tenant and Leasing Matters

Landlord/Tenant and Leasing Matters

In cases where a residential or commercial tenant fails to pay rent, both the landlord and the tenant have several options to consider. It is vital to determine the best course of action. Let our legal team’s over 60 years of combined experience in landlord/tenant disputes assist you in navigating lease negotiations, contract reviews, eviction alternatives and summary eviction proceedings.

In addition to lease counsel, we provide guidance to landlords on avoiding actions that infringe upon a tenant’s rights during evictions, premises entry, or tenant communications.

Many landlord-tenant conflicts can be resolved through negotiation, mediation, arbitration, or small claims court. Our attorneys are skilled at helping landlords and tenants reach innovative solutions when rent is overdue or when lease agreements are breached. When a landlord is open to alternative solutions and when a tenant is willing to negotiate in good faith, Murphy, Schisano & Rosado has a proven track record as an effective and resourceful resolution team.

Alternatively, when you encounter circumstances necessitating eviction, it may become imperative to initiate legal proceedings swiftly. We recognize the challenges faced by landlords in sustaining cash flow from their real estate assets and the significance of returning their investment to performing status. Our local attorneys stay up-to-date on the ever-changing legislative climate to ensure your documents are accurate and complete, served properly and timely, and that there are no surprises when it comes to how the process is handled.

Our objective is to deliver exceptional customer service to our clients while acknowledging the importance of swift and efficient dispute resolution.