I am a Landlord
Landlord Representation
$625.00 Flat Rate Attorney Fee*
Managing rental properties can be challenging, and when evictions become necessary, the process must be handled efficiently and correctly. Our firm has been representing landlords for over 20 years, providing affordable, flat-fee eviction services to help property owners regain possession of their units with minimal stress.
How We Can Help
Our statewide flat-fee eviction services allow landlords to accurately estimate the cost of an eviction without worrying about surprise legal fees. We ensure that:
Evictions are filed properly – Avoid costly technical mistakes that can delay your case.
The process moves quickly – We use modern technology to ensure timely filings and minimize unnecessary delays.
You don’t have to go to court – We handle the entire process so you don’t have to spend a day in housing court.
Additionally, our goal is to help landlords reduce evictions altogether by providing guidance on best practices for screening tenants and preventing lease violations.
Services & Pricing
✔ Full Eviction Representation: $625 Flat Fee
(Covers drafting and filing all pleadings and representation at one housing hearing)
✔ Court Appearance Only: $450 Flat Fee
(For landlords who have already filed the case themselves and need an attorney to represent them in court. This fee will not be billed until a conflict check has been conducted.)
✔ Additional Court Appearances (if needed): $150 per hearing
(Including trials, if necessary)
✔ Attorney Assistance with Court Forms: $350 - $500
(For landlords who need help preparing and filing eviction paperwork but do not need full representation)
✔ Notice to Quit Drafting: $150
(For landlords who believe their tenants may vacate voluntarily after receiving a Notice to Quit, avoiding the need for a full eviction case.)
✔ Consultation with an Attorney: $95
(For legal advice and strategy regarding tenant issues)
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Why Choose Us?
Landlords in Connecticut face unique challenges, and attempting to handle evictions alone can result in costly mistakes. We provide:
✅ Flat, Transparent Pricing – No hourly billing or hidden fees.
✅ Efficient Case Management – Ensuring timely filings and compliance with court requirements.
✅ Full-Service Representation – No need to appear in court; we handle everything.
✅ Experienced Advocacy – Over 20 years of experience helping landlords navigate Connecticut’s housing laws.
Out-of-Pocket Costs
While our attorney fees are flat, landlords are responsible for additional court-required costs, including:
Court filing fees
Marshal service fees
Execution fees
Tenant move-out costs
Disclaimer: Conflict Check Required
Our firm represents both tenants and landlords. Before we can provide legal services, we must conduct a conflict of interest check, especially if the landlord has already filed the case in court. Submitting an inquiry does not establish an attorney-client relationship until this check is completed. If a conflict is identified, we may not be able to represent you and you will be refunded fees paid upfront. Thank you for your understanding.
📞 Contact us today to schedule your consultation and get started on your eviction case.
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We reserve the right to review and refuse any case. Extenuating circumstances in your case could cause an increase in the flat fee. This website does not constitute legal advice, as it only provides general information. The specifics of your case need to be reviewed before legal advice is offered. We do not guarantee a time frame in your eviction matter or an outcome. All fees and costs paid by the client/landlord upfront with the flat fee attorney fee and any un-used fees will be returned to you. There will be no costs charged to you for phone calls or emails. The minimum attorney fee for starting your case is $250.