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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...

Landlord-tenant disputes often escalate after a tenant files a complaint, withholds rent or contacts a code inspector. If a rent increase, nonrenewal or eviction notice follows, tenants may wonder whether it is a legitimate business decision or retaliation. If you are...

With advocacy and open dialogue, even difficult eviction disputes can lead to positive, practical solutions.

Zoning laws affect the value of properties in New York by controlling how land is used. These regulations impact the demand for properties in different areas. Whether you're buying, selling, or investing in real estate, understanding zoning helps you make informed...

Understanding when a hotel guest becomes a tenant is crucial for both guests and hotel owners.

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What is the Good Cause Eviction Law? The Good Cause Eviction Law ("GCE") was passed as part of New York State’s 2024 budget to protect tenants. It limits rent increases, restricts evictions, and ensures lease renewals in New York City and other areas throughout New...

The process of acquiring an occupied, foreclosed property is complex and fraught with legal challenges. Post-foreclosure evictions, which seek to remove the former owners, tenants of the former owners, or squatters, can be a detailed and complicated process under New York law.

An Order to Show Cause is a Motion which a tenant can file in court asking the judge to grant them more time before an eviction takes place.