Landlord & Tenant

Becoming a landlord is a practical way to earn income and put your property to good use. Having a landlord-tenant attorney that understands the challenges specific to being a landlord of residential property is a valuable asset. This firm manages a wide variety of cases, including but not limited to failure to pay rent, wrongful detainer, tenant holding over and breach of lease. The firm is also experienced in drafting custom leases, according to Maryland Landlord-Tenant law, which limits disputes that can arise in dealing with tenants and protect you if you are sued.

This firm is experienced in making sure the best interests of it’s clients of residential leases are being looked after before entering an agreement with the property owner. However, if a lease agreement has already been entered into and a dispute arises (e.g. failure to make repairs, unsafe conditions, terms of the contract, etc.) this firm is dedicated to assist by negotiating with the Landlord directly or representing you in court.