A hold-over proceeding is one of the two basic types of eviction proceedings in New York that allow a landlord to evict his or her tenant. It allows a landlord to recover…
James D. Murtha, Esq.May 1, 2017
In New York, there are essentially two ways you can evict your tenant. The first is a non-payment proceeding. This is when the tenant stops paying rent, and you want…
James D. Murtha, Esq.April 3, 2017
Trying to evict your Long Island tenant yourself is not advisable due to the complexity of the legal issues and requirements involved (see here for details), but…
James D. Murtha, Esq.July 10, 2011
