Landlord Representation
We represent landlords and property management companies in all aspects of rental property law, including lease agreements, evictions, and dispute resolution. Our goal is to protect your rights and resolve issues efficiently.
What We Handle
Residential and commercial evictions
Lease drafting and review
Claims for unpaid rent and property damage
Collecting judgments against former tenants
Appeals of eviction judgments
Commercial lease disputes
He was hired to represent me as a landlord in a rental dispute. . . . He explained everything clearly and answered all my questions very knowledgeably. He gave clear advice on how to protect my rights and outlined the way forward.
Jeanette C. (Google review)
Client reviews describe individual experiences. Results depend on the facts and law of each matter, and prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are evictions filed in Tennessee?
Most start with a detainer warrant in the general sessions court of the county where the property sits. Either side may appeal a general sessions judgment to circuit court, and the appeal deadline is short.
Can I collect unpaid rent in the same case?
Often, yes. A landlord can usually seek possession and a money judgment for rent and damages in the same detainer action.
Talk to a Lawyer About Your Rental Property
Request a consultation or call 615-495-4696 (Tennessee) or 248-206-0208 (Michigan).
Tennessee matters are handled by attorneys licensed in Tennessee. Michigan matters are handled by Jesse F. Nahhat, who is licensed in Michigan. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.