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Can a landlord use an eviction notice to go straight to court?
By Sergey Davydov • May 3, 2023
Can a landlord use an eviction notice to go straight to court?
My tenant has not paid rent for months what should I do?
By Sergey Davydov • May 3, 2023
If you have a lease that has not expired and the tenant has defaulted on making the rent payments, the best course of action is to start a nonpayment case in housing court. Our office will prepare all of the necessary notices to commence the case.
Can a landlord  turn off heat, water, electricity, gas?
By Sergey Davydov • May 3, 2023
My tenant’s lease has expired and/or my tenant has stopped paying rent. Am I permitted to turn off essential services such as heat, water, electricity, and gas on the premises?
My lease has expired can my landlord legally change the locks?
By Sergey Davydov • April 21, 2023
In New York, landlords cannot change locks without a court order or voluntary surrender of the premises. Illegal actions such as padlocking doors, removing furniture, or turning off utilities are Class A misdemeanors. Tenants have the right to sue for damages and seek an order for possession restoration if a landlord engages in such behavior.
How-to-stop-an-eviction-in-NYC
By Sergey Davydov • April 14, 2023
Eviction is a serious issue that no tenant wants to face. If you have received a notice from a marshal stating that you are to be evicted, it is important to act fast. The first step is to come to court as soon as possible. This is a very serious matter, and it must be addressed immediately. If you do not take action, the marshal may remove you and your property from the apartment.