Law Office of Jennifer McCoy

Landlord Tenant Law

Landlord Tenant Law

Are you tired of waiting days or even weeks for your detainer action to be filed? Are you sick of dealing with attorneys who talk down to you or always pawn you off on an office assistant? Have you had it with getting nickeled and dimed by your eviction lawyer?


At The Law Office of Jennifer McCoy, we understand you want affordable, friendly service and quick, expert resolutions to your landlord tenant issues. As such, we offer the following industry-leading services:

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  • Same day filings – We file your detainer the same day we receive your file. When we say lightning-fast turnaround times, we mean it!


  • Top-notch legal representation on all landlord/tenant matters – Have a tenant violating his lease? A Fair Housing complaint? Trespassers? Need a new lease reviewed? Whatever the issue, we got you covered!


  • Personal attention – You aren’t just a number to us, you’re a real person. And real people deserve real, personal service. At The Law Office of Jennifer McCoy, when you need an attorney, you get one!


  • Excellent customer service – Our clients appreciate the intense level of preparedness and determination we provide to ensure the best possible results to their cases. At The Law Office of Jennifer McCoy, customer service is our number one priority!


Eviction Law

A landlord who wants to evict a resident before the tenant's lease or rental agreement has expired must have cause, or a valid legal reason. The most common causes for eviction are the tenant failing to pay rent or violating the lease or rental agreement. However, the landlord can also evict the tenant for committing violent acts or drug-related activity at the rental unit. The first step in the eviction process is for the landlord to terminate the tenancy. Usually, this is done by the landlord giving notice to the tenant. The type of notice required will be determined by the reason for the eviction.

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Property Management Law

Property managers are responsible for many aspects of their home maintenance. This can include rent and security deposit collections. It can also include filing vacancies when the property is empty as well.


Property management is not just about collecting rent. To be a successful property manager, you must have a strong understanding of the dozens of laws that affect both your property and its residents. From ensuring compliance with Fair Housing, to knowing all the ins and outs of the Uniform Residential Landlord Tenant Act, it is incumbent upon landlords to always act in the best interest of their residents. 

 

At The Law Office of Jennifer McCoy, Jennifer and her team stays current on the various property management laws to ensure that our clients are receiving the best possible legal representation, so that they are well-protected against any potential legal issues. Contact our office today to learn more. 

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At The Law Office of Jennifer McCoy, we guarantee you'll be receiving the best legal representation in the industry. Get in touch with us today to find out how!

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