How Do You Find and Select a Real Estate Lawyer?
First, you need an experienced lawyer who specializes in landlord/tenant law. The best way to find the right lawyer is through a trustworthy person who has experienced satisfactory legal service with one. Another idea is asking other property owners in your area, your local landlord’s association, or doing an online search.
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The way to pay to a lawyer depends on the type of legal services you need and the legal workload you have. An hourly rate will be charged if your attorney represents you in a contested case and a flat rate will be charged if your lawyer represents in a routine case, such as seek for nonpayment.
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