With over 50 years of experience in representing New Jersey landlords, Greenblatt, Lieberman, Richards & Weishoff, LLC is the New Jersey Eviction Law Firm. Our mission is not only to assist landlords with traversing the legal landscape of landlord-tenant law in New Jersey but more importantly, to help our landlords build a robust and thriving rental portfolio.
Our law firm specializes in assisting New Jersey property managers and landlords in managing their real estate businesss. Our services include advising property managers on how to deal with disorderly tenants, reviewing/drafting leases, and guiding landlords step by step through the eviction process. From establishing proper grounds to initiate an eviction complaint, to scheduling a lockout, to dealing with abandoned property, our firm’s purpose is to make managing tenants as easy as possible.
The “New Jersey Anti-Eviction Act” severely limits landlords’ ability to regain possession of their leased property. Our firm has a detailed understanding of all aspects of the eviction process and what a landlord can and cannot do.
Our attorneys specialize in short term or long term transactions and purchases by real estate developers, tenants, landlords, builders, contractors, lenders, owners of hotels and retail buildings, office buildings, farm land and title insurance companies.
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The Unites States Supreme Court struck down the federal COVID-related eviction moratorium in September 2021, and New Jersey’s separate state moratorium on renter evictions expired on Jan. 1, 2022. For many landlords, the end of the eviction moratoriums may have arrived too late to prevent......
Depending on the lawyer hired, a landlord will incur out-of-pocket costs and fees in a range of anywhere from hundreds to thousands of dollars in evicting a residential tenant in New Jersey. Our law firm fully understandings those fees are only a part of the......
A commercial lease gives a tenant a right to occupy the premises for a specific duration. When a commercial tenant walks away from its lease, the terms and conditions of the lease agreement will continue to govern the relationship between the landlord and the tenant.......
In many cases, New Jersey’s tenant-friendly laws allow a residential tenant to stay in a leased property after a lease expires as long as the tenant continues to pay rent and the landlord does not have good cause for eviction. The lease continues on a......
Commercial landlords can bring eviction proceedings against tenants for any number of reasons, including non-payment of rent, holding over past expiration of a lease term, and violation of the terms and conditions of how a business manages its operations in a commercial leased space. The......