Holdover Proceedings
A holdover case is brought when a tenant stays in a property after their lease has ended or after violating lease terms. These cases may involve:
The goal is to determine whether the tenant must leave the property and under what conditions.
A nonpayment case is filed when a tenant falls behind on rent. The landlord must show the amount owed, and the tenant has the right to challenge the claim, request repairs, or negotiate payment terms. These cases often resolve through settlements, payment plans, or court‑ordered judgments.
Lease disputes (terms, renewals, rent increases)
Security deposit issues
Repairs and habitability claims
Illegal lockouts or eviction attempts
Rent-stabilized or rent-controlled housing issues
Commercial landlord-tenant disputes
Landlord‑tenant cases can impact housing stability, property rights, and financial obligations. Skilled legal guidance helps protect your rights, navigate court procedures, and work toward the best possible outcome whether you’re a landlord or a tenant.