In this episode, our Aurora landlord & tenant dispute attorneys discuss the swift actions necessary for a landlord to take if a tenant damages, destroys, or removes property from a rental unit. We at O'Flaherty Law Aurora understand that managing rental property can be a stressful experience. That is why we answer numerous questions in detail to help in easing the anxiety of the job. We also offer exemplary customer service in every case we take in. If you need help with any landlord & tenant dispute cases, O'Flaherty Law Aurora is here to help.

In this episode, our Aurora landlord & tenant dispute attorneys give a comprehensive idea of what the rights of tenants are. Most people who have  rented have a horror story or two. Whether thats busted pipes, leaks, mold,  and many others- oftentimes the tenant does not do anything about these  believing that their only remedy was moving out. Historically this was the  case, but today renters have a variety of rights to ensure that they live in peace and comfort.

In this episode, our Aurora landlord & tenant dispute attorneys give the legal guidelines to notices necessary for landlords to give to tenants prior to moving out. In Illinois, if there is no lease or if the lease does not  specify a move out date, the Landlord must give at least 30 days of notice to a tenant that the landlord wants to move out. This notice must be in writing  and must arrive to the tenant at least 30 days prior to their move out date. While this is the standard, there are several situations in which a landlord may give less than 30 days notice. Watch the video or read the article for more information on move out notices.