Louisiana Landlord-Tenant Lawyers
We don’t have any landlord-tenant lawyers listed in Louisiana yet. Evictions, leases, security deposits and habitability disputes.
Landlord-Tenant Lawyers by city
What landlord-tenant lawyers do in Louisiana
Landlord-tenant lawyers represent property owners and renters in disputes over residential and commercial leases. They handle evictions, unpaid rent, security deposit disputes, repairs and habitability problems, lease drafting and fair-housing issues.
Eviction procedures are strictly regulated and vary by state and city. A small procedural error can delay an eviction for a landlord — or give a tenant a valid defense.
Common landlord & tenant matters
- Evictions and unlawful detainer
- Lease drafting and review
- Security deposit disputes
- Repairs and habitability
- Rent control and tenant protections
- Commercial lease disputes
When to contact a landlord-tenant lawyer
- You received an eviction notice or need to evict a tenant
- A landlord is refusing to make necessary repairs
- A security deposit was withheld improperly
How landlord & tenant lawyers charge
Evictions are commonly handled for a flat fee. Tenant-side cases may be contingency or fee-shifting when the law allows tenants to recover fees.
Questions to ask before you hire
- What notice and filing rules apply in this city and state?
- Do you represent landlords, tenants or both?
- Is there a flat fee for an eviction case?
Frequently asked questions
How much does a landlord & tenant lawyer cost in Louisiana?
Evictions are commonly handled for a flat fee. Tenant-side cases may be contingency or fee-shifting when the law allows tenants to recover fees.
What should I ask a Louisiana landlord-tenant lawyer?
What notice and filing rules apply in this city and state? Do you represent landlords, tenants or both? Is there a flat fee for an eviction case?