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Negotiation prior to Court Resolution –

The Law Office of Ronald D. Weiss can help its clients in such difficult circumstances by negotiating before, during and after the Landlord-Tenant Proceeding in an effort to seek resolution and save time and costs and avoid uncertainty. Often both sides seek to hedge their position with a compromise; where the tenant’s position is not strong, but they need a limited time to stay a stipulation is often entered to delay eviction so that the tenant can voluntarily leave after it had stayed a sufficient time to find new accommodations and make arrangements to move. often what is negotiated is the amount of time involved and where the time is short the landlord may pay the tenant to move; but where the time is longer the tenant may pay the landlord a fee for use and occupancy equivalent to a reasonable rental rate. However, where the landlord is having a harder time evicting the tenant, it needs to make sure that its litigated position is flawless since even small technical mistakes or issues can prolong the eviction even further or necessitate that the landlord be more conciliatory in negotiating a resolution with the hopes that settling the matter is less costly than continuing to litigate.