Landlord Tenant Law
Accepting Rent by Direct Deposit
Why Landlords Should Never Give Their Bank Account Information to Tenants It is now more common than ever for landlords to give their bank account
Why Landlords Should Never Give Their Bank Account Information to Tenants It is now more common than ever for landlords to give their bank account
In both Nassau and Suffolk County, when a landlord goes to court to evict a tenant, the landlord is seeking legal authority to have an enforcement officer physically remove the tenant from the rental premises, restoring possession to the landlord. The landlord is also seeking the authority to attach certain of the tenant’s assets to collect back rent due. This is the foundation of the eviction process in NY.
If your tenant isn’t paying rent or won’t leave, you have one question: how do I get them out? Here’s the honest answer. Evicting a
In Olszewski v Neuman, 2011 NY Slip Op 51287(U), a Nassau County District Court case, tenants sued their landlord for the return of their $2,100
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