INTRODUCTION
As a landlord, you can evict a tenant for several reasons. The most basic grounds for eviction are failure to pay rent, lease violations, refusal to vacate once the lease has ended, or proof that the renter is using the premises for unlawful activity. While eviction might seem like a fair decision based on the above justifications, it can get complicated if not done correctly. You must tread carefully to avoid being on the wrong side of the law and incurring additional expenses.
At Northside Law Center, we help clients legally remove a tenant from their property and eliminate the risks of complications. Our attorneys will help you steer clear of liability by guiding you through the legal proceedings. We provide thorough legal advice on the steps you need to take and what to refrain from doing when dealing with a matter of eviction.