Landlord - Tenant Law and Dispute Representation

Orlando Landlord - Tenant Law Attorney and Lawyer providing experienced Commercial and Residential Landlord - Tenant Law and Dispute legal services in Orlando, Orange County Florida, and throughout the Central Florida area.

Over the years, legislatures at the federal, state and local levels have taken a great interest in adopting laws to regulate the relationships between landlords and tenants. The result is an often confusing body of law.

If you have a landlord tenant dispute or want to avoid such disputes in the future, you need quality legal support from someone who understands the laws that apply in the State of Florida.

As a law firm providing experienced Commercial and Residential Landlord Tenant Dispute Attorney - Lawyer legal services, assisting Orlando, Orange County, and Central Florida area residents with Commercial and Residential Landlord Tenant Law Issues and Disputes, we are committed to protecting the legal rights of each and every client, while always striving to provide the highest standard of legal representation. Contact the Law Office of Eric W. Fetter, P.A., by calling (407) 650-1733 or by using our online submission form.

Landlord tenant relations are heavily governed not only by the lease between the landlord and tenant, but also by specific laws that often differ between one municipality and another.

We can represent landlords throughout the entire range of issues that arise under landlord and tenant law, from drafting and reviewing leases and land contracts to litigation or mediation of landlord / tenant disputes.

Landlords

If you are a landlord and feel you need to start the eviction process or take collection action on unpaid rent or the cost of repairing damage to the property, you should consult with an attorney who will explain how to avoid headaches by taking these actions in full compliance with the law.

Once you contact our offices, we will immediately begin the eviction process. We will file the eviction paperwork the same day we receive the notice. Our goal is to get non-paying tenants out of the property and new paying tenants into the property, as soon as possible.

For a full legal description of the Rights and Duties of Landlords and Tenants in the State of Florida, Click Here.

Tenants

Both landlords and tenants have rights. In addition to representing landlords, we also represent tenants who believe their rights are not being respected.

If you are threatened with eviction, we can help you ensure that your landlord follows the proper process and meets the requirements for eviction. It may be possible to extend the time constraints or even fight the validity of the eviction.

If your landlord has not provided you with a safe and habitable residence, ensured that you have quiet enjoyment of the property or made reasonable repairs, there are processes you can follow to correct these deficiencies. We will help you get the remedy you need.

We can also represent tenants in security deposit disputes.

For a full legal description of the Rights and Duties of Landlords and Tenants in the State of Florida, Click Here.

If you require professional legal services regarding Commercial and Residential Landlord Tenant Disputes and other Real Estate Law issues, be proactive in protecting your legal rights by seeking the legal advice of an experienced Orlando Landlord Tenant Dispute attorney - lawyer. Contact the Law Office of Eric W. Fetter, P.A., by calling (407) 650-1733 or by using our online submission form.

Orlando Landlord - Tenant Law Attorney and Lawyer providing experienced Commercial and Residential Landlord - Tenant Law and Dispute legal services in Orlando, Orange County Florida, and throughout the Central Florida area.

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