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Landlord & Tenant (Eviction) lawyers
Eviction and landlord-tenant law covers notices, rent disputes, deposits and the court process of removing a tenant. Strict procedures protect both sides.
Common situations
- A tenant who received an eviction notice
- A landlord with unpaid rent
- Security deposit disputes
- Repairs and habitability
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- Wisconsin
- West Virginia
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Questions people ask
Can a landlord just lock me out?
In most states a landlord must use the court process. A self-help eviction is usually unlawful.
How long do I have to respond to an eviction notice?
Deadlines are short and set by state law. Check the notice and act quickly.
Do tenants get a lawyer?
Some areas offer free legal aid for tenants; you can also hire a lawyer.