Leases and Evictions

Leases and Evictions

The Firm assists its clients in drafting commercial and residential lease agreements and conducts litigation to obtain on behalf of its client:

eviction for non-payment and for lease expiration;
notice of lease termination;
property handover report at the end of the lease;
compensation for damages related to the use of the leased property with certified appraisals of the property’s condition;
compensation in favor of the tenant for loss of business goodwill;
compensation for improvements and additions made to the leased property.
The Firm also assists both condominiums and individual condominium owners in disputes relating to the payment of condominium fees, challenges to assembly resolutions, and, in general, disputes concerning the use of common areas and services.

When the tenant does not pay, it is possible to initiate legal proceedings to obtain possession of the property and recover the amounts owed.
Upon expiration, the property must be returned, verifying its condition and formalizing any damages or obligations between the parties.
Yes, it is possible to request compensation based on the condition of the property, also documented through technical appraisals.
Yes, it provides support in disputes related to common expenses, assembly decisions, and use of shared spaces.
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