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Resolving Landlord-Tenant Disputes
Most disagreements between landlords and tenants can be resolved with informal discussion, mediation, or, if necessary, small claims court.
Tenant Rental Rights
When it comes to rental housing, both landlords and tenants have certain legal rights and responsibilities, most of which fall under state law...
How to Handle Security Deposit Disputes
Here's how to take action if your landlord has not returned your deposit (in full or at all) or has violated another state security deposit law.
Rental Property Foreclosures
The foreclosure crisis affects almost as many renters as homeowners. When landlords default on their mortgages, innocent tenants often end up evicted...
How can I resolve a complicated dispute with my landlord? What is a landlord-tenant dispute resolution and litigation option?
My landlord and I disagree about who needs to take care of cockroaches. I say that pest control is his responsibility. He says that he never had roaches in the rental house before I moved in. He blames them on my 2 dogs and 3 cats...
Is arbitration available when my tenant disputes my eviction notice? How does arbitration work?
I want to evict one of the tenants because of complaints from the other two tenants, but the tenant is requesting arbitration. How does this work?
Divorce Mediation
State Divorce Mediation Articles
- Collaborative Divorce in Florida
- Florida Divorce FAQs
- Why Mediation?
- I Won't See You in Florida Divorce Court
- Divorce Mediation: An Alternative to Costly Litigation
- Collaborative Divorce: Is It for You and Your Spouse?
- What Is Divorce Mediation?
- Mediated Family Estate Planning
- The Role of Children in the Collaborative Process
Nationwide Divorce Mediation Articles
- Mediation Is Often the Least Costly Way to Divorce
- Cooperative Divorce - Using Mediation
- Divorce Dictionary
- Divorce Mediation as a Mindful Approach to Divorce
- Collaborative Law Participation Agreement (Sample)
- What Is A Settlement Agreement?
- Litigation, Negotiation, Collaboration and Mediation -- Should I Work It Out, Or Fight It Out?
- North Carolina Domestic Mediation
- When is Mediation a Good Solution for Divorce?
- Pros and Cons of Divorce Mediation
- Preparing for Mediation in a Dissolution of Marriage
- Divorce Mediation Process Explained
- Divorce Mediation FAQs
- Consider Divorce Mediation: Choices in Difficult Economic Times
- After Successful Divorce Mediation: What Happens Next and Being Prepared
- An Overview of Divorce Mediation
- The Stages of Mediation
- An Overview of Collaborative Law
- Mediation vs. Collaboration: Factors to Consider in Choosing the Right Approach for You
- How to Propose Mediation or Collaborative Divorce to Your Spouse
- Basics of Arbitration
- Divorce Arbitration Frequently Asked Questions
All Landlord and Tenant Disputes Articles
Most disagreements between landlords and tenants can be resolved with informal discussion, mediation, or, if necessary, small claims court.
When it comes to rental housing, both landlords and tenants have certain legal rights and responsibilities, most of which fall under state law...
Here's how to take action if your landlord has not returned your deposit (in full or at all) or has violated another state security deposit law.
The foreclosure crisis affects almost as many renters as homeowners. When landlords default on their mortgages, innocent tenants often end up evicted...
Questions & Answers About Landlord-Tenant Disputes
My landlord and I disagree about who needs to take care of cockroaches. I say that pest control is his responsibility. He says that he never had roaches in the rental house before I moved in. He blames them on my 2 dogs and 3 cats...
I want to evict one of the tenants because of complaints from the other two tenants, but the tenant is requesting arbitration. How does this work?
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