Landlord-tenant · Lease enforcement · Rent recovery
Albon Solicitors represents landlords and property managers in nonpayment and holdover proceedings, lease enforcement and rent recovery in New York and New Jersey. Notices drafted to hold up, filings made on time, and enforcement carried through.
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The practice is narrow by design. These are the matters this office handles every day, for individual owners, family portfolios, management companies and commercial landlords.
Rent demands, petitions and complaints, court appearances, judgments and warrants for residential tenancies.
Read more →Expired leases, unauthorized occupants, breach of lease and nuisance matters.
Read more →Default notices, rent acceleration, guaranty claims and commercial holdovers.
Read more →A clear, statute-compliant demand often resolves an account before a case is filed.
Read more →Money judgments, post-judgment discovery, income executions and bank levies.
Read more →Lease drafting and review, riders, security-deposit compliance and day-to-day counsel for managers.
Read more →How we work
Every matter follows the same discipline: get the paperwork right before anything is served, calendar every date, and carry the case through to enforcement.
We start with the lease, the ledger and every notice already sent. If the paperwork has a gap we fix it before anything is served. A defective notice costs more time than a careful one.
Rent demands, notices to quit and pre-litigation letters are drafted to the statute, served properly and documented, so the record is clean when the matter reaches a judge.
We prepare and file the petition or complaint, calendar every date and appear on the owner's behalf. You receive a plain-language update after each step.
A judgment is only useful when it is enforced. We follow the warrant through the marshal, sheriff or court officer and pursue the money judgment where it makes sense to.
Why owners retain this office
Every notice and filing is written to the statute and the court's rules, because a defective notice restarts the clock.
Cure periods, return dates, warrant timing and appeal windows are calendared and confirmed to you in writing.
You deal with the attorney handling your matter, not a call center. Updates are in writing so your file speaks for itself.
Offices
Monday – Thursday 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Friday 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Closed Shabbos and Yom Tov