St. Louis Landlord-Tenant Attorneys - Van Dillen & Flood
The St. Louis unlawful detainer (to Landlord-Tenant)lawyers at Van Dillen 
& Flood represent landlords, property managers, and owner's agents in litigation to enforce the lessor's rights under a residential lease or rental agreement. We also advise landlords about the tenant intake screening process, notices of unpaid rent and service of process, and the terms of their lease forms. Whether you're renting out the other half of your duplex or you're managing thousands of rental units, contact an experienced landlord's attorney at Van Dillen & Flood for a free initial consultation about your needs.
At Van Dillen & Flood, we have integrated high-tech case management software systems into every aspect of our practice. This allows us to handle a high-volume litigation caseload on affordable terms to our clients and with outstanding results. Our software support also enables us to keep you advised of the precise progress of your case both on a regular basis and whenever you happen to call us with a question.
We can help landlords of any scale with the following recurrent problems:
- Sending out eviction notices at the right times with the correct language
- Suits for possession, unlawful detainers, and other eviction proceedings involving houses, apartments, or other residential rental properties
- Effective service of process, even in the most difficult cases
- Enforcement of lease terms and conditions with respect to occupancy, maintenance, parking, noise, pets, and other matters
- Defense of tenant claims or counterclaims relating to habitability issues or code violations, including cases involving withheld rent
- Commercial lease disputes
- Collection of unpaid rent debts and judgments
- Enforcement of leases in bankruptcy court, including relief from the automatic stay
- Appeals of adverse judgments
Our Missouri landlord-tenant attorneys can also review your rental forms and practices to make sure that your background screening and tenant intake processes serve your business objectives, and that all of your lease and notice forms are current and enforceable. If you have any extensive experience in residential rentals or property management, you probably know what it's like to have your suit for possession dismissed for a technical flaw in notice, service, timing, or pleading. We can help make sure that it's very unlikely to ever happen again.
While each of our partners has decades of experience with the enforcement of residential and commercial rental property agreements, Patricia Flood enjoys an especially strong reputation for her work in this area. She has written and updated standard treatises on residential and commercial eviction practice under Missouri Law. For additional information about our experience and ability in landlord-tenant law, contact the St. Louis unlawful detainer lawyers at Van Dillen & Flood for a free initial consultation.
Van Dillen & Flood, P.C.
1420 Strassner Street
St. Louis, Missouri 63144
Telephone: (314) 962-1115
Fax: (314) 962-2379
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The St. Louis bankruptcy attorneys and landlord-tenant lawyers at Van Dillen & Flood represent creditors, debtors, businesses, and individuals on matters such as new business entity selection, consumer collections, proof of claims or debt relief under federal bankruptcy law, estate planning, personal injury, and residential lease disputes. We represent clients in the St. Louis metro area, including the city of St. Louis, St. Louis County, Jefferson County, St. Charles County, Franklin County, Florissant, Kirkwood, Chesterfield, St. Peters, Ballwin, and Oakville, Missouri.