Our Practice Areas

How We Can Help You

At the Law Office of Bradley D. Schnur, Esq. P.C., we focus on landlord-tenant law across New York, representing both landlords and tenants in evictions, lease disputes, and housing matters. With over 25 years of experience, Attorney Bradley Schnur offers practical advice, flat-fee options, and personalized service to help clients resolve issues quickly and effectively.

Preview: Tenant defenses against eviction

Landlord & Tenant Eviction Representation

Preview: Tenant rights against illegal eviction

Debt Collection Defense

Town/Village and Code Violations

Fire, Town, and Village code violations often stem from issues like illegal occupancy or unpermitted work—and can quickly escalate into costly penalties or safety risks. Addressing them promptly helps safeguard your property and avoid further legal exposure.

Buy or Sell Real Estate

Helping homeowners with residential purchases and short sales.

Small Business Counsel

We help you with Labor, employment, personnel matters, and trademark licensing.

Other Areas Of Practice

Call Now For a Complimentary Initial Consultation

Clients throughout Nassau, Suffolk, and Queens counties have a dependable legal ally in the Law Office of Bradley D. Schnur, Esq. P.C. located on Long Island and, New York. With more than 25 years of legal experience, Mr. Schnur has the skills to help you.

For a free initial consultation, contact him online or call 516-932-4400. Evening and weekend appointments are available, too. He is also willing to meet clients via video conferencing apps.

Landlord & Tenant Legal FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the eviction process take in New York?

The eviction process timeline varies depending on the type of case (residential or commercial), court scheduling, and whether the tenant contests the action, but it typically ranges from a few weeks to several months.

Can a landlord evict a tenant without going to court?

No, New York law requires landlords to follow a legal process through the court system to remove a tenant, even in cases of nonpayment or lease violations.

What are my rights as a tenant facing eviction?

Tenants have the right to receive proper notice, a fair hearing in court, and the opportunity to defend themselves against unlawful eviction or retaliation by a landlord.

How is commercial eviction different from residential eviction?

Commercial evictions often involve detailed lease agreements and business considerations, making them more complex and requiring careful legal review to protect your interests.