BREACH OF LEASE

BREACH OF LEASE VIOLATIONS

Evictions are not always about unpaid rent. When a tenant is paying rent but violating the rules of your contract, you have the right to reclaim your property through a Breach of Lease action.

A Breach of Lease filing requires substantial proof that the tenant’s actions violate the specific terms of your agreement. Common violations include:
 

• Having unauthorized pets or additional occupants.

• Causing severe damage to the property.

• Engaging in illegal activity on the premises.

• Repeated noise complaints or neighborhood disturbances.
   

Maryland courts require a specific 30-day notice (or 14-day notice for clear and imminent danger) before filing. Our legal team will help you navigate the notice requirements, organize your evidence, and file the appropriate civil action to remove the non-compliant tenant.