Landlord / Tenant
Landlord/tenant relationships are governed by contract and statute. When a tenant breaches a lease agreement, the landlord can be substantially damaged. This is especially true in commercial leases, which generally involve complex contracts and obligations for both parties.
While landlords have an interest in protecting their property, this area of the law is strictly controlled by statute. When and how evictions occur, what rights the parties may have under their respective contracts, and all other facets of the landlord/tenant relationship are governed by state law.
If you are looking to enter into a commercial lease, looking to enforce the terms of a breached agreement, or looking to evict a tenant for a breach or non-performance, you need legal advice to make sure that your actions are in compliance with state law. That is where Broadbent Law comes in. We are experienced in landlord/tenant matters and can help protect your property and rights. If you have a landlord/tenant issue, contact us today.