New York City Holdover Proceedings/Eviction Attorney
Residential And Commercial Holdover Proceedings
In New York, holdover proceedings for eviction may be commenced by a landlord for a number of reasons. When a landlord is bringing a holdover proceeding to regain possession of an apartment, proper procedure must be followed. Conversely, tenants may have rights to avoid being evicted.
The Price Law Firm represents landlords and tenants in holdover or eviction proceedings in New York City (Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx) and on Long Island (Nassau and Suffolk). Contact our New York holdover proceedings lawyers to learn how we can provide an eviction lawyer and help at (212) 675-1125.
Representing Landlords
Our firm has been representing landlords in summary holdover proceedings in the Civil Court of the City of New York for more than 15 years.
It is important to have the facts behind you to support the ground on which you are going to bring the holdover proceeding. For example, in non-primary residence proceedings, it is necessary to determine where the tenant is currently living. There are other considerations that will need to be made.
We have the skills, experience, and dedication to the law necessary to help you seek optimal results if you are taking action against a rent-regulated tenant. Call (212) 675-1125 for a free consultation.
Representing Tenants
If you are being sued by your landlord in a holdover proceeding, we will take the time to fully understand your unique situation and determine a solid course of legal action, backed by our several decades of experience.
We are prepared to negotiate the best settlement, or fight to defend your rights and interests in court. Whether the situation calls for diplomacy or aggressive litigation, we are well equipped to handle your situation.
For more information about our representation of both landlords and tenants in residential and commercial real estate matters, please contact a knowledgeable New York attorney at The Price Law Firm in Manhattan at (212) 675-1125.