Attorney for Landlords in Coeur d’Alene, ID

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Landlord Attorney, Diane Redal Gets Results

With over 27 years of experience, Diane Redal of Redal & Redal will get the job done for landlords in Coeur d’Alene and surrounding areas. Her focus is dedicated to ensure your case is top priority. As a landlord herself for over 39 years, Diane Redal understands the extreme importance of acting swiftly when an eviction is required. Redal & Redal strives to meet the individual needs of each client through quality legal services in a professional environment.

  • WE ONLY REPRESENT LANDLORDS

When you choose landlord attorney, Diane Redal, you will receive:

  • Free consultation (via phone or in person)
  • Unlawful detainer complaint ready for filing/service immediately after the Three Day Notice to Pay or Vacate is served on tenant

Evictions are an unfortunate part of doing business as a landlord.  However, if you attempt the eviction process yourself, you risk dismissal of your eviction case and continued loss of rent.  The eviction process is complicated.  Don’t do it alone – call our office today for your free consultation.

Why Choose Redal & Redal?

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Understanding the Eviction Process

When Can a Landlord Evict a Tenant?

Landlords may begin the eviction process when a tenant has:

  • Failed to pay rent (landlords can serve a Three Day Notice to Pay or Vacate the Premises even after one (1) day after unpaid rent
  • Violated the lease agreement
  • Used, produced or distributed a controlled substance on the property

Three Day Notice to Pay or Vacate Premises

The first step of the eviction process is serving the Three Day Notice to Pay or Vacate Premises after the tenant has failed to pay rent. This notice informs the tenant that they have three (3) days to pay or vacate the property. The Three Day Notice to Pay or Vacate Premises should include:

  • The names of ALL tenants and address of the rental property
  • The amount of rent past due
  • Statement that the tenant has three (3) days to pay rent or vacate the property or else an eviction lawsuit will be filed
  • Landlord or authorized agent signature and date

The Three Day Notice to Pay or Vacate Premises should be posted in a visible place on the rental property and a copy mailed to the tenant or personally delivered to the tenant.

Filing a Lawsuit and Going to Court

If the tenant fails to pay the full rent due or vacate the premises, the next step is filing an unlawful detainer lawsuit to regain possession of the property. Landlords are entitled to an expedited trial. We highly recommend seeking the assistance of a qualified landlord attorney to ensure this process runs seamlessly and without delay. In most cases, the tenant will be ordered to pay attorney fees and costs when the landlord prevails in court. Call or inquire today for a free consultation with landlord attorney, Diane Redal.

The information on this site is not intended to be relied upon as legal advice. If you have legal questions, you should consult with an attorney for individual advice regarding your specific situation.