Tenant Rent Dispute Resolution

Summary

Dealing with a tenant who refuses to pay rent involves reviewing the lease, sending formal notices, and considering mediation. If unresolved, landlords in new jersey can pursue eviction by serving a notice to quit, filing a complaint in landlord-tenant court, and attending a hearing. Consult local legal professionals for guidance.

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Pursuing legal action against a tenant can be a serious step. Here’s what you might consider:
- Eviction Process: In New Jersey, you must follow the legal eviction process, which involves serving the tenant with a notice to quit.
- Court Filing: If the tenant doesn't leave, you may need to file a complaint in the local landlord-tenant court.
- Hearing: Attend the court hearing. If you win, you can request a warrant for removal.
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