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Our team of dedicated tenancy lawyers can help you understand your legal rights and obligations, provide detailed advice, and represent you in disputes.
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What CMI Legal Offers
Our Tenancy Lawyers provide a broad range of legal services to businesses in Sydney. Common areas of Services include Tenancy Dispute, Tenancy Contract Review, General Tenancy Matter, Rent review consultations, and regulatory compliance guidance.
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Navigating through the intricacies of tenancy law can be overwhelming. Tenancy laws often encompass various areas, including residential tenancies, commercial tenancies, and even rooming houses. Our team of dedicated tenancy lawyers can help you understand your legal rights and obligations, provide detailed advice, and represent you in disputes. Our tenancy lawyers offer a wide range of services, from interpreting residential tenancy agreements to attending tribunal hearings on behalf of our clients.
Which Services are Offered by Tenancy Lawyers
Residential Tenancy
Our legal team can assist you in understanding the complexities of residential tenancies, such as landlord’s obligations, tenants’ rights, and the rules around rental payments and rental bond. We specialize in residential tenancy disputes and can represent you in the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal, if necessary.
Commercial Tenancy
We also handle issues related to commercial leases for retail shops, small businesses, and other premises. Our services include interpreting lease agreements, advising on landlord and tenant obligations, and assisting with dispute resolution..
Dispute Resolution
We also handle issues related to commercial leases for retail shops, small businesses, and other premises. Our services include interpreting lease agreements, advising on landlord and tenant obligations, and assisting with dispute resolution..
Administrative Tribunal Representation
If your dispute ends up in the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal, our tenancy lawyers can assist with gathering evidence, preparing your case, and representing you at the hearing.
How to Choose the Right Tenancy Lawyer
Specialisation
Look for lawyers who specialize in tenancy law. They will have the most relevant knowledge and experience.
Experience
Check their track record. A lawyer with a history of successful outcomes in tenancy disputes is a good sign.
Communication
The lawyer should be able to explain complex legal information clearly and be responsive to your questions and concerns.
Fees
Understand how they charge for their services. Some lawyers might offer fixed-fee services, which can provide more certainty about costs.
Our Legal Team
Our tenancy lawyers have a wealth of experience in the field of tenancy law, ranging from residential to commercial tenancies. Our team comprises members from diverse legal backgrounds, bringing together expertise in areas such as family law, criminal law, and personal injury law. This interdisciplinary knowledge allows us to provide comprehensive legal services to our clients. We pride ourselves on being approachable, efficient, and committed to delivering results.
Confidential Consultation
If you’re unsure about your situation or need urgent legal help, we offer confidential consultations. During this session, we’ll provide preliminary legal advice tailored to your unique circumstances. We understand that every case is unique, which is why we take the time to understand your situation fully. Whether you are a tenant facing an eviction notice or a landlord dealing with a breach of lease, we can guide you through your options and next steps.
Cases We've Handled
We’ve handled a diverse range of tenancy issues. From representing landlords in tribunal hearings to advising tenants on their rights, our lawyers are prepared to tackle any challenge.
Our vast experience includes dealing with disputes over property damage, disagreements on lease terms, issues around rental payments, and more. By engaging our services, you can take advantage of our robust experience and history of successful outcomes in complex tenancy disputes.
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FAQs on Tenancy Lawyers
A tenancy agreement is a contract between a tenant and a landlord. It sets out the rights and obligations of both parties and includes details like rent, lease duration, and rules for the property.
The NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal is a dispute resolution body. It hears and determines disputes related to residential tenancies, such as those involving rental arrears, property damage, or termination of leases.
Common disputes include disagreements over rent increases, property damage, eviction, lease terms, and the return of rental bond.
If you receive a breach notice, it’s important to get legal advice. Our tenancy lawyers can help you understand the notice, advise on your rights and options, and assist in resolving the matter.
If you can’t make rental payments, contact your landlord or property manager as soon as possible. If you can’t reach an agreement, get legal advice. Our lawyers can help you understand your options, which might include applying to the tribunal for a rental reduction or payment plan.
The length of a tribunal hearing depends on the complexity of the case. Simple matters might be resolved in an hour or two, while more complex disputes can take several hours or may require multiple hearing dates.
If a landlord uses the property for an illegal purpose, tenants may have grounds to terminate the lease or seek compensation. If you suspect your landlord is using the property illegally, seek legal advice immediately.
‘Quiet enjoyment’ is a tenant’s right to use and enjoy the rented premises without disturbance from the landlord or other parties. If this right is breached, the tenant may have a case for compensation or other remedies.
Landlords are generally required to keep the property in a reasonable state of repair, considering the property’s age, character, and prospective life. If necessary repairs aren’t made, tenants may be able to seek remedies such as rent reduction or termination of the lease
The laws vary, but generally, a tenant can change the locks without the landlord’s consent if there is a reasonable excuse, such as a threat to their safety. However, they may be required to give the landlord a copy of the new keys.
Yes, a tenancy agreement can be changed after it’s signed, but any changes need to be agreed upon by both the landlord and the tenant. The changes should be documented in writing.
If a tenant doesn’t pay rent, the landlord can issue a breach notice and possibly seek to terminate the lease. The tenant may also be ordered to pay the overdue rent and could lose their rental bond. If you’re having trouble making rent payments, seek legal advice promptly.
In most cases, the property being sold doesn’t affect a current lease. Tenants have a right to stay until the end of their fixed-term lease. If the property is sold during a periodic agreement, the tenant may be asked to vacate, but typically with a notice period. Laws can vary, so it’s recommended to seek legal advice.
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