Maryland Landlord-Tenant Attorneys
Representing Landlords, Property Managers & Landowners
Maryland’s landlord-tenant laws can be complicated—and costly if you are a landlord who doesn’t know how to follow them correctly. Make Albers & Associates the legal partner you can trust for any matter related to landlord-tenant laws and property ownership laws in the state. Unlike many other law firms that prefer to represent tenants, we exclusively represent landlords, landowners, and property management companies. Whether you’re dealing with tenant disputes, enforcing lease agreements, or trying to get compliant with state and federal regulations, we’re ready to lend a hand.
Call (443) 665-8030 and request an initial consultation. We have several offices across Maryland for your convenience.
Rent Collections & Creditor’s Rights
Unpaid rent can create significant financial strain for you as a landlord or property owner, but we’re here to help you enforce your rights and recover what you’re owed. Our experienced attorneys can guide and represent Maryland landlords who need to navigate the complexities of rent collection. We provide comprehensive legal services designed to reduce financial losses and resolve tenant payment issues promptly.
We can help with all steps involving rent collection efforts, such as:
- Drafting demand letters
- Attempting to negotiate payment plans
- Pursuing legal action
- Determining if eviction is justified or needed
For cases where tenants fail to honor their obligations, we offer strategic support in pursuing judgments and recovering unpaid balances. Whether it’s securing a court order, filing liens, or exploring other alternatives, we can get to work on finding the solution while you focus on managing your property.
Cases We Handle Practice Areas
Helping You Navigate When You Need It Most
Property Manager Representation in Maryland
At Albers & Associates, we understand the unique challenges property managers face when dealing with tenant-related disputes, as well as with commonplace legal complexities related to owning, managing, or renting out property. Our attorneys are experienced in collaborating with property management companies across Maryland to resolve a wide range of issues affecting landlords and their properties, including residential, multifamily housing, and commercial properties. By offering easy-to-follow legal support with a commitment to professionalism, we have become one of the state’s most trusted law firms among landlords and property managers.
Our comprehensive property manager representation services include:
- Post-move-out collections: Legal counsel about collecting unpaid rent, recovering property damages, and pursuing other fees owed after a tenant vacates the property.
- Breach of lease claims: Legal support for addressing and resolving violations of lease agreements by tenants.
- Rent escrow cases: Representation in cases where tenants withhold rent due to alleged property maintenance concerns.
- Forcible entry and detainer disputes: Legal action to resolve cases involving unauthorized sublets or squatters on your property.
- Failure to pay rent evictions: Filing and pursuing eviction actions when tenants fail to meet their rent obligations.
- Tenant holdover cases: Managing legal action against tenants who remain on the property after the lease term has expired.
- Fair Housing Act and ADA Compliance: Guidance to ensure your property complies with federal anti-discrimination and accessibility laws as needed.
- Defending against housing discrimination claims: Protecting property managers against tenant allegations of housing discrimination.
Other Property Owner Issues We Handle
Owning and managing property often comes with unexpected legal challenges. You don’t need to worry if unpredictable or rare legal circumstances end up as paperwork on your desk or notifications in your inbox, though. By relying on our Maryland landlord-tenant law attorneys, you can address any legal concern backed by our knowledge and experience.
We offer legal support for miscellaneous legal matters that can affect property owners and landlords, such as:
- Boundary disputes: We help property owners resolve conflicts with neighbors over property lines and land use through negotiation, mediation, or legal action if necessary.
- Property easements: We can advise you on the creation or enforcement of easement agreements. Let us know if you need help resolving disputes over access or usage rights.
- Property transactions: Get legal guidance from our legal team about how to handle property transactions. We can help landlords and property owners review contracts, address potential liabilities, and protect their investments during sales, purchases, or lease agreements.
See Why Landlords Count On Us – Call Now
When it comes to safeguarding your property rights and addressing the legal challenges of owning or managing rental property, Albers & Associates is the law firm you can rely on. Our landlord-tenant lawyers are dedicated to protecting the rights and interests of landlords, landowners, and property management companies across Maryland. With a proven track record of resolving disputes and a knack for helping clients meet compliance with complex industry regulations, we are here to provide you with personalized and effective legal solutions at every step.
Don’t let small issues turn into larger problems—take proactive steps to protect your property and investments today. Contact us online or call (443) 665-8030 to schedule a consultation.
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Who Is Liable for a Car Accident in Maryland?
Finding the person at fault in a car accident comes down to proving negligence on one or both sides of the equation. Whether you’re another driver or a pedestrian, you will need a lawyer to come to your defense. Because the state of Maryland employs a contributory negligence rule, your entire case will be at risk if the opposing counsel can prove that you were negligent in anyway.
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What Is a Wrongful Death Accident?
Our attorneys can successfully get you the compensation you deserve in a wrongful death case, which is when a loved one has died due to the carelessness or negligence of another person involved. Spouses, life partners, children, and other family members of the deceased can be entitled to recover damages for both emotional and financial loss.
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What Qualifies as ‘Serious’ Personal Injury?
A case is categorized as a serious personal injury if any of the following resulted from the accident:
- Severe brain trauma
- Spinal cord injuries
- 3rd degree burns
- Any injury that causes serious and long-term disfigurement