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If you are facing a wrongful eviction in New York, the stress can be overwhelming. Many tenants are unsure of their rights, where to turn, or how to act quickly to protect their homes. At The Law Office of Bradley D. Schnur, Esq., P.C., we have represented countless tenants across Long Island and the greater […]

Living in a rental that’s supposed to feel like home shouldn’t come with constant stress or fear. Unfortunately, some tenants across Long Island, Nassau County, Suffolk County, and New York City find themselves dealing with landlords who cross the line, ignoring serious problems, harassing tenants, or creating living conditions that take a real emotional toll. […]

Living in New York, whether in the city, Nassau, or Suffolk County, means housing is always a top concern. You’ve probably heard people use the terms “rent control” and “rent stabilization” as if they mean the same thing. They are not the same. Understanding the difference between rent controlled vs stabilized apartments is crucial. One […]

Receiving an email or a letter with a rent increase notice is one of the most stressful moments a tenant can face. Your mind immediately races. “Can they do this? Is this amount legal? Do I have to move?” If you are a tenant in Nassau or Suffolk County, you are in the right place. […]

If your landlord is threatening to kick you out, you’re probably anxious and unsure what comes next. You’re not alone; many Long Island tenants face sudden eviction notices, lockout threats, or pressure to leave their homes without understanding their rights. The truth is simple: in New York, a landlord cannot legally kick you out without […]

If you rent an apartment on Long Island and your complex has become unsafe, leaks, mold, broken stairs, poor lighting, or worse, you might be wondering if you can sue your apartment complex for negligence. The short answer? Yes, in many cases you can. But the real question is how to do it, and how […]

If you are reading this, you are probably dealing with a stressful situation. Perhaps your tenant’s lease has ended, but they have not moved out. Alternatively, you may be a tenant who recently received a notice from your landlord requesting you to leave, and you are uncertain about what this means or how much time […]

If your apartment or rental home is unsafe and your landlord will not fix the problem, you are not alone. Tenants across Nassau and Suffolk Counties call us about mold, leaks, no heat, pest infestations, and other hazards every week. Living this way is painful and unfair. You have a legal right to a safe […]

Landlords and their tenants have many opportunities for conflict in their relationships. Maintenance issues, rent increases and even changes in roommates could potentially trigger disputes. In some cases, policies regarding pets or companion animals can also lead to...

Eviction cases can be complex and vary significantly depending on the circumstances. Whether you are a landlord seeking to evict a tenant or a tenant fighting an eviction, it is important to have a basic understanding about the process. The following will provide some...