Category: Landlord Tenant Law

WHAT CAN BE CONSIDERED BREACH OF CONTRACT?

Contracts are legally binding documents that are typically signed and agreed upon by two parties or more. Unfortunately, these legally binding documents aren’t always honored. If either party who agreed to the contract decides to or cannot fulfill their end of the bargain, there are likely to be legal repercussions involved. In case of a […]

MY TENANTS DESTROYED MY PROPERTY, CAN AN ATTORNEY HELP?

While property damage is something no landlord wants, it’s often inevitable since no amount of background check will ever determine how tenants will treat your property.  Typical wear and tear are understandable. However, holes in the wall, broken doors, windows, etc., are beyond that. Here’s how to handle damage left by renters, including searching for […]

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