Landlord-Tenant

Toms River, New Jersey Landlord Tenant Disputes Lawyers

Novins, York, Pagano, Jacobus & Seems helps resolve landlord tenant disputes for commercial and residential clients. Our attorneys assist landlords as well as tenants resolve issues related to a lease. Our firm represents clients from throughout Ocean County including Toms River, Manchester, Brick, Point Pleasant, Seaside Park, and Long Beach Island.

Landlord tenant disputes can be related to any number of lease violations. However a majority of the cases we handle are related to:

Failure to pay rent
Continued disorderly conduct
Willful destruction or damage to property
Habitual lateness in paying rent
Violation of rules and regulations, after written notice to comply, as outlined in a lease or other document
Tenant's conviction for a drug offense

Our attorneys will file Notice to Quit and Notice to Cease orders. We can also file the case with the Office of the Special Civil Part Clerk and appear in New Jersey Superior Court to resolve the issues related to landlord tenant dispute.

If you live anywhere in Ocean County including Toms River, Manchester, Brick, Point Pleasant, Seaside Park, and Long Beach Island, and are have issues with a tenant or a landlord, please contact Novins, York, Pagano, Jacobus & Seems. We have successfully resolved thousand of landlord tenant disputes. Let us use will our skill and experience to benefit you.

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