Posted by Bradford Miller Law, P.C. - experienced in real estate law, landlord tenant law and estate planning. Visit us online at http://www.bradfordmillerlaw.com/.
Landlord Tenant law in the City of Chicago is unique because of the Chicago Residential Landlord Tenant Ordinance ("RLTO"). Did you know that under the RLTO, a landlord needs to give the tenant a receipt for their security deposit when they receive it, and the receipt must indicate the amount of such security deposit, the name of the person receiving it and, in the case of the agent, the name of the landlord for whom such security deposit is received, the date on which it is received, and a description of the dwelling unit. The person receiving the security deposit also must sign the receipt. Failure to comply with this subsection shall entitle the tenant to immediate return of security deposit plus damages of two times the amount of the security deposit plus interest!
This is only one of the numerous rules landlords must abide by in the City of Chicago. If you are involved in a landlord-tenant dispute in the City of Chicago, call our office right away. Bradford Miller Law, P.C. is experienced in Chicago landlord tenant law and can help you resolve the situation. We can be reached at 312-238-9298.
Please note this is intended to give general information to the public. Although the information is generally accurate, it cannot be guaranteed and this information should not be construed as legal advice upon which a reader can rely. In all cases, please consult a lawyer before acting. This is intended to be advertising, and not solicitation, or legal advice.
Saturday, February 27, 2010
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The first step in the eviction process
Before a landlord can begin the eviction process in Chicago, proper notice must be given to the tenant. Typically, the notice required is the "5-day notice" which is for non-payment of rent. This notice must contain specific language per the statute and must be served properly. Contact Attorney Bradford Miller for more details at 312-238-9298.
Please note this is intended to give general information to the public. Although the information is generally accurate, it cannot be guaranteed and this information should not be construed as legal advice upon which a reader can rely. In all cases, please consult a lawyer before acting. This is intended to be advertising, and not solicitation, or legal advice.
Please note this is intended to give general information to the public. Although the information is generally accurate, it cannot be guaranteed and this information should not be construed as legal advice upon which a reader can rely. In all cases, please consult a lawyer before acting. This is intended to be advertising, and not solicitation, or legal advice.
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