Evictions

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Missouri Eviction Attorney

Disputes with tenants can get very stressful and intense, costing you time and money that could otherwise be invested into your rental property. Don't try to interpret the law on your own. Get help and guidance from an attorney who has a proven track record of protecting landlord rights.

- Eviction

- Unlawful Detainer

- Refusal to Pay Rent

- Security Deposit Disputes

- Damage to Units

- Violation of Leases

- Violation of Property Rules

I represent management companies and real estate investors in their efforts to effectively resolve disputes with tenants in single and multiunit apartments.

There are specific state and federal laws that landlords must follow, and they can seem complicated and even intimidating. With my insight into these laws, I can help you avoid or resolve disputes in a way that not only saves you money but perhaps even saves your relationship with the tenant.

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For a tenant who has not paid the rent or seriously breached the lease agreement, it may be very difficult to mount an effective defense to an eviction action. Nonetheless, a tenant will have a valid defense to an eviction action if the landlord has not complied with the Missouri Residential Landlord and Tenant Act.

Among other things, the Missouri statutes require that the landlord properly maintain the premises by complying with applicable health and safety codes, make repairs when needed to maintain the property in a fit and habitable condition, and keep the electrical, plumbing, sanitation and other necessary systems in good working order.

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