Evictions
Decisive eviction representation across every New Jersey county — from non-payment summonses to complex holdover and cause-based actions.
Our Approach
Non-paying tenants cost you time and money. We initiate eviction promptly and prosecute each step with the precision the court requires — proper notices, properly pleaded complaints, and clean service of process.
We have filed tens of thousands of evictions in New Jersey. That volume gives our clients predictable timelines, predictable costs, and a team that knows every Landlord/Tenant courtroom in the state.

Grounds We Handle
New Jersey requires a specific statutory cause to evict a residential tenant. We pursue the full range of grounds — non-payment, habitual late payment, disorderly conduct, lease violations, owner occupancy, and conversion — and tailor the proofs to fit each one.
Commercial evictions follow a different framework. We handle distraint, lockouts where lawful, and judgments for possession in the Special Civil Part and Law Division.

Defending the Outcome
Habitability defenses, Marini abatements, and procedural challenges are common. We document the file from day one so the trial record supports the judgment — and so any appeal stays where it belongs.
When a settlement is the right outcome, we negotiate consent judgments with enforceable payment schedules and clear breach triggers.

After Judgment
A judgment is not possession. We coordinate with court officers on the warrant of removal, manage orders to show cause filed by tenants, and see the case through to the lockout — restoring possession of your property.
Throughout, you receive plain-English status updates and a single point of contact at the firm.

Evictions
Frequently Asked
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Timelines vary by county and cause of action. Non-payment cases can move from filing to lockout in roughly 6–10 weeks when uncontested; contested matters and cause-based actions take longer.
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