When a tenancy has to end, it has to end correctly. Nick handles the full eviction process for landlords, from the initial notice through the possession hearing and any claim for damages. Every step follows Indiana law so the outcome holds up in court.

Indiana gives landlords 45 days to return a deposit with an itemized written notice, and missing that deadline can mean repaying the full deposit plus the tenant’s attorney fees. Nick builds deposit procedures that keep routine move outs from becoming lawsuits, and represents tenants seeking the return of a wrongfully withheld deposit.

Habitability standards protect everyone with a stake in a rental. Nick counsels landlords on repair obligations and notice requirements before small issues become claims, and represents tenants living with serious conditions a landlord has failed to address.

A strong lease prevents most disputes before they start. Nick drafts and reviews leases built around your property, your tenants, and Indiana law, so the agreement protects you when it matters. Tenants can also bring a lease to Nick before signing for a clear explanation of what it actually says.

Unpaid rent and damaged units cost you money every month they go unaddressed. Nick pursues what you are owed, documents your claims properly, and positions them for collection.

From notice requirements to compliance questions, Nick serves as a steady legal resource as your rental business grows. A periodic review of your leases, notices, and procedures keeps small oversights from becoming courtroom problems.

The firm also represents tenants in select matters, including lease review, security deposit recovery, serious habitability disputes, and defense against unlawful lockouts or retaliation. An attorney who knows both sides of the lease serves each side better.