TENANT BANKRUPTCY

When tenants file for bankruptcy they immediately receive protection under the “Automatic Stay.” Huhem Law Firm can guide landlords through the bankruptcy process to ensure that non-paying tenants are evicted. We help landlords navigate the obstacles found in federal bankruptcy law, with a focus on protecting the landlord’s property. Knowledge and experience allow us to help landlords avoid the pitfalls of bankruptcy litigation and achieve the swiftest possible resolution of landlord-tenant disputes.

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Tips to Avoid Fair Housing Act Violations

By cbrooks • April 17, 2018
This April marks the 50th anniversary since the Fair Housing Act was signed into law by Lyndon B. Johnson on April 11, 1968. The Fair Housing Act was historic legislation that expanded on previous laws by prohibiting housing discrimination based on race, religion, national origin, and (as amended) disability and family status. The goal of [..] The post Tips to Avoid Fair Housing Act Violations appeared first on Huhem Law Firm.

Defending the Castle: How to Implement Tailored Parking Policies and Vet Vendors

By cbrooks • July 27, 2017
Intruders and unauthorized “guests” constitute perhaps the most significant threat to apartment community safety and security, because they arrive without a landlord’s knowledge and screening.[1]  Fortunately, ensuring that only authorized people visit your apartment community is not out of your control. Landlords can control who visits their property by implementing a tailored parking policy and [..] The post Defending the Castle: How to Implement Tailored Parking Policies and Vet Vendors appeared first on Huhem Law Firm.

DO IT RIGHT, DON’T LET THE BED BUGS BITE

By cbrooks • July 6, 2017
A tenant complains about bed bugs. Yikes! The thought of tiny, blood-sucking parasites scuttling around your rental property is a nightmare. Fear not! There are many things a property owner can do to fight back at the terror of bed bugs, and several ways to prevent a bed bug crisis. As a landlord, what does [..] The post DO IT RIGHT, DON’T LET THE BED BUGS BITE appeared first on Huhem Law Firm.
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