Landlord/Tenant Law

If you’re involved in a property-related dispute, don’t wait to get our expert legal team on your side. Whether you’re a tenant or a landlord, ELK Law is committed to protecting your rights.

Expert Support for Landlords and Tenants

At ELK Law, we understand how personal and stressful landlord/tenant disputes can be. As both former tenants and homeowners, we have firsthand experience with the issues that can arise on either side.

For tenants, we provide support for habitability concerns, withheld security deposits, and navigating the often frustrating obstacles presented by property management companies. If your living situation is threatened, we’re here to provide expert advice and fight on your behalf.

For landlords, we offer legal assistance with issues like forcible entry, detainer, and rent withholding when a tenant has violated a lease agreement or caused property damage. With eight years of prosecutorial experience, Erica Kasemodel is well-prepared to negotiate or litigate, inside or outside the courtroom, to achieve the best possible outcome. Consultations are available for $150, which includes a thorough review of your documents and a one-hour meeting to discuss your concerns.

Our Landlord/Tenant Services

Consultations for landlord/tenant matters

For $150, we offer in-depth consultations with Erica Kasemodel, which include a review of your documents and a one-hour discussion about your legal options.

Habitability issues

We help tenants resolve habitability concerns such as unsafe living conditions that landlords have failed to address.

Withheld security deposits

If your security deposit is wrongfully withheld, we’ll advocate for its return through negotiation or legal action.

Overcoming management company barriers

We guide tenants through the often frustrating roadblocks posed by property management companies, ensuring their rights are upheld.

Forcible entry and detainer

We assist landlords with the legal proceedings of evictions when tenants remain in a residence without paying rent, breach the lease agreement, or damage the property.