Professional Landlord Tenant Services
Heit Law provides dedicated legal representation for landlords in eviction proceedings and related matters. Our experienced attorneys handle the entire eviction process, ensuring compliance with all legal requirements.
Why Choose Heit Law for Landlord Tenant Cases
- Specialized experience in representing landlords
- Comprehensive handling of eviction proceedings from start to finish
- Personalized attention and clear communication throughout the process
Our Landlord Tenant Services Include
We offer comprehensive services including drafting and serving three-day notices, filing eviction complaints, representing landlords in court hearings, and handling premises liability cases involving landlords.
The Eviction Process
Our experienced team guides you through every step of the eviction process, ensuring compliance with all legal requirements while protecting your interests as a landlord.
5-STEP EVICTION PROCESS
Additional Landlord Tenant Services
Frequently Asked Questions
We primarily represent landlords in eviction proceedings, handling the entire process from drafting three-day notices to filing evictions and representing landlords in court hearings.
To formally go through the eviction process and court proceedings, you must be a licensed attorney. We step in to represent landlords and handle all legal aspects of evicting a non-paying tenant.
After serving the three-day notice and filing the complaint, you usually get a hearing date within 14 to 21 days. The final timeline depends on the judge’s discretion.
A three-day notice is a legal requirement that must be provided to the tenant at least three business days prior to filing an eviction complaint. It’s a crucial first step in the eviction process.
Yes, landlords can be held liable for negligence related to property maintenance. We also handle premises liability cases involving issues like broken staircases.
Get the Help You Need
Please call our law firm today to schedule a free initial consultation. We handle all landlord tenant cases on a contingency fee basis. You don’t pay attorney fees unless we win.