Miami’s Leading Eviction Lawyers
Landlord tenant law is one of the more complicated areas of law. This field of law comes down to the tiniest details, and it requires very thorough readings of contracts and other legal documents. To many people, this seems like a daunting, or even impossible task.
That is where we step in. Our experienced team has what it takes to ensure that you get a fair outcome. Whether you are a landlord or a tenant, we can help. We have helped many people throughout Miami and all of Florida, and we are ready to help you too.
What Are Renter’s Rights in Miami?
As a whole, renter’s rights are protection, enshrined in the law, that make sure that any residence is held to certain standards. Judges have established case law and legislatures have issued statutes to ensure that renters do not have to fight landlords by themselves.
The first renter’s right is the right to live in a habitable home. This means that there shouldn’t be any unsafe conditions, such as a lack of running water, bad wiring, or a lack of running water. Substantial infestations of rats or cockroaches may also constitute a violation of this right.
The second renter’s right involves discrimination. Landlords are not allowed to discriminate against current or prospective tenants on the basis of their gender, familial status, race, ethnicity, national origin, or their disability status. This includes advertising that would exclude any of these protected characteristics.
The third renter’s right is the right to privacy. Just because the landlord owns the building doesn’t mean that they can just barge in whenever they want. As a tenant, you have a right to a reasonable level of privacy. This means that a landlord must give you notice if they need access to your property.
These are just a few of the rights that a renter has, protected by the law.
Should I Hire a Lawyer for an Eviction in Miami?
A lawyer is going to be able to help you out if you are dealing with an eviction. We can help people who are under threat of an eviction, as well as if you are trying to evict someone. Dealing with things like contracts is really difficult for the average person. As such, it would be in your best interest to hire a lawyer.
Many Floridians do not know procedures of a court of law. We understand this. There are more things that they have to worry about, like paying the bills and taking care of themselves and their families. Our team has the experience and the know-how to make sure that you get a fair outcome, which is why you should call us today.
Lawyers to Sue Landlords
If you think your rights have been violated, then you need to call one of our tenant lawyers today. Sometimes a landlord is not holding up his or her end of the bargain. This can take a few different forms. It is entirely possible that the landlord is not timely when it comes to making basic repairs and fixing things around the house. A visit from a lawyer can greatly speed up that process. Landlords can also evict people illegally if they think that there is a huge payday in it for them.
There are many things that a landlord can do that would violate your rights. If you think that your landlord has done something wrong, call us today.
Real Estate Lawyer
Panter Law has a team of experienced real estate lawyers who are ready to help out landlords. Sometimes a tenant falls on hard times and can’t quite pay the rent. When that happens, give us a call. We will make sure that you can evict them.
When Should a Miami Landlord Hire an Eviction Lawyer?
A landlord should almost always keep a lawyer on retainer. You never know when you will need one, and a good lawyer can help ensure that your contracts are solid, and you can get the legal help you need when you need it.
Partner Law is ready to help you out today. Call us if you have any questions about your case or what we can do for you.
