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We Provide Solutions For Landlords And Tenants

Conflicts between landlords and tenants can become emotional and escalate quickly. Contacting a level-headed attorney early in a dispute can protect your rights, preserve your legal options and help you avoid making a mistake that leads to a lawsuit or eviction.

At A. Douglas Robinson, Attorney at Law in Gastonia, North Carolina, we represent both landlords and tenants — residential and commercial — in lease negotiations, disputes and the eviction process. We have vast experience with North Carolina’s landlord-tenant laws, and have a track record of successful results in both litigation and out-of-court solutions.

Standing Up For Landlords’ Rights

If you are a landlord, you know the law protects tenants. You need an experienced attorney who is well-versed in the laws and legal processes for landlord-tenant agreements in Gaston County and the surrounding area. You need an attorney who will stand up for your interests.

As a landlord, you have to be smart. You cannot afford mistakes. Sometimes eviction is the best option. If you are on the verge of evicting, we can guide you through the issues involved, including: serving eviction notice correctly, going to court, reshowing the property and keeping deposits. On the other hand, if you have a tenant you would like to keep, we can strive to negotiate terms that work well for both sides.

For more than 20 years, we have counseled property owners in Gaston County and the surrounding area. When you hire us to help protect your property interests, we will devote our full attention to your case.

Defending Tenants’ Rights

If you are way behind on your rent or if you are in obvious violation of your rental agreement, landlords have the legal right to evict you. In these circumstances, it is difficult to stop eviction. However, you still have rights regarding notice of eviction, landlord retaliation, access to the property, utilities and possession of your personal property.

Furthermore, the federal Fair Housing Act prohibits your landlord from evicting you on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, disability or family status.

A. Douglas Robinson, Attorney at Law, we will assert your rights or find a solution that is in your best interests.

How To Contact Us

If you have a landlord-tenant issue and need a lawyer, call us at 704-772-0657, or contact us online. Our team is also experienced with real estate disputes and resolving civil litigation.

Contact A. Douglas Robinson, Attorney At Law