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Landlord–Tenant & Eviction Representation

Landlord–tenant disputes move quickly and are governed by detailed notice, filing and hearing requirements. James McDaniel represents landlords and tenants who need to understand the process and protect their position.

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Representation

Matters James Handles

Every matter depends on its facts and the law of the state where it arises. The following are examples of issues the firm may handle:

  • Eviction proceedings
  • Notice and filing questions
  • Nonpayment and lease disputes
  • Unlawful-eviction defense
  • Property-condition and access disputes
  • Negotiated move-out or payment resolutions

Procedure Matters

Eviction is a statutory process. Notice language, timing, service and court filings can affect whether a case proceeds. James reviews the documents and procedural history before recommending next steps.

Representation for Landlords

Landlords may need help documenting a lease violation, preparing required notices, filing the case and presenting evidence. Careful compliance can avoid delays and unnecessary expense.

Representation for Tenants

Tenants may have defenses or counterclaims depending on the facts, property conditions, notice and applicable law. James helps clients understand upcoming deadlines and prepare for negotiations or a hearing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions About Landlord–Tenant

Can a landlord remove a tenant without a court order?

Self-help remedies are restricted, and the legal process varies by state. Landlords and tenants should obtain advice before changing locks, removing property, shutting off utilities or taking other unilateral action.

What should I bring to a consultation?

Bring the lease, notices, payment records, relevant photographs, written communications, inspection materials and any court papers. A clear timeline is also helpful.

Can an eviction dispute be settled?

Sometimes. A written agreement may address payment, possession, timing and other disputed issues. Any resolution should be carefully documented and consistent with applicable law.

You Don’t Have to
Figure This Out Alone.

Start with a conversation about your situation and how James may be able to help.

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