Putting an End to Challenging Commercial and Residential Landlord-Tenant Disputes
For landlords, maintaining an investment rental property can be a time consuming and challenging effort - one that requires great upkeep and financial investment. When renting your investment property, you place a large amount of trust in your tenants to abide by the lease terms, and to maintain your property in an acceptable manner. When obligations are breached, or damage is done to the property, the assistance of a knowledgeable lawyer can be invaluable in helping you find compensation or resolutions.
Landlords are certainly not the only ones who experience rental property problems. As a tenant, renting can result in a challenging or harassing experience because of your landlord's actions, or inactions. You have extensive rights under the law and your lease agreement. When landlords disregard their obligations to you as a tenant, or to the property you rent, the assistance of a knowledgeable attorney can be invaluable in helping you save money, keep your residence, and obtain peace of mind.
Attorney John J. O'Brien works diligently to offer effective representation to clients involved in commercial and residential landlord-tenant disputes. Serving clients throughout the San Diego, California, area, our staff works diligently to help landlords and tenants end these disputes as quickly and cost effectively as possible, allowing you to move forward with your lives without this unneeded worry.
Contact our office online or call 619-817-8471 or toll free 888-845-0168 to schedule a free consultation to discuss your landlord-tenant dispute concerns.
Knowledgeable Attention to Your Specific Dispute
With a wide breadth of legal knowledge, our staff is able to address various types of landlord-tenant disputes, and can help resolve commercial and residential disputes relating to:
- Breach of lease agreement
- Eviction or unlawful detainer
- Personal injury on premises
- Loss, damage, or theft of personal property on premises
- Breach of contract to provide habitable (livable) premises
- Breach of Lease Agreement not to disturb tenant's possession or enjoyment of premises
- Defective or dangerous conditions on premises
- Sublease or assignment disputes
- Landlord or tenant bankruptcy
Regardless of the causes of your dispute, our staff works diligently to help you prove your case through negotiation with the other party or assertive courtroom litigation. We strive to put an affordable and efficient end to your concerns, allowing you to move forward with your rental property and your life.
Contact our office to discuss your specific landlord-tenant concerns today.
Disclaimer: Past results cannot guarantee future performance. Any result in a single case does not constitute a promise, prediction, or guarantee regarding the outcome of any other case. Each case involves many different factors and thus results will always be different from case-to-case.
