Review Of Commercial Lease Agreements
Our attorneys can help draft and review commercial lease agreements for both landlords and tenants to make certain that potential legal issues are addressed before either party signs the agreement. A well-drafted lease can help prevent lease disputes in the future.
Commercial Landlord-Tenant Issues
Commercial landlords rely on their tenants and their leases to succeed. Issues can arise when a tenant fails to pay rent or does not abide by the terms of the lease. When a commercial tenant does not pay, what are your legal options? We understand the complex landlord-tenant statutes and can help you select the right options for your situation.
Landlord Remedies
Our experience handling landlord-tenant issues involves a variety of legal options, and the right choice is different for every landlord. We look at each case and determine the best legal option, whether it is trying to collect past-due rent, starting the commercial eviction process, or both. We understand the time- sensitive nature of regaining possession of a commercial property when a tenant has abandoned their obligations.
One example of a remedy available to landlords is an eviction. An eviction requires a three-day notice. The statute is very specific about what must be included in this notice and how it is to be delivered to the tenant, so you should exercise caution if taking these actions without legal counsel. Even after this procedure, the landlord must follow the legal process. This is done by filing an eviction action with the court.
Contact Us
Our firm’s knowledge of landlord-tenant laws allows us to provide unique options for commercial landlords when other legal options have been unsuccessful. Our experienced attorneys know what effective measures can be taken against tenants to ensure you get paid. To speak with an attorney at Moorhead Law Group, please call our downtown Pensacola office at (850) 202-8522 or tell us about your needs online.