Our Naperville eviction attorneys explain the Illinois eviction process in the following companion article. We explain how to properly prepare and serve notice of eviction to tenant as well as filing and serving a complaint for eviction. We explain what is to be expected at the eviction hearing and how to get assistance from the sheriff’s department with the eviction order.

Read the full article by our Naperville eviction attorneys explaining the eviction process in Illinois.

Our Naperville lease attorneys discuss the of drafting your contract or review of a contract by an attorney. Upon renewing your lease, we will first prepare an opinion letter with explaining items that you should be aware of as well as items you may want to renegotiate. Once the letter is discussed, we will work as a team to decide what clauses in your lease you would want to be revised.  Then you are free to provide our opinion letter to the other party and indicate which revisions you are asking to be made. Your other option is to have our Naperville lease attorneys draft revisions directly into your lease and then provide the revised lease to the other party. The other party at this point has the option to do the same, once this is done the parties along with their attorneys will work together to craft a lease that is agreeable. ​

Read the full article by our Naperville lease attorneys on how to have a contract reviewed by an lease attorney. 

Our Naperville landlord-tenant attorneys discuss tenant law and rights in Illinois in the following companion article.

We discuss the landlord’s warranty of habitability which requires the landlord to keep the property maintained and in proper living conditions. Should the landlord breach the warranty of habitability, the tenet then has the right to remedy the situation. This can be done in several ways including, terminating the lease, suing for damages or asking for rent to be reduced.​ Landlords also cannot evict tenants without good cause, and our Naperville landlord-tenant attorneys discuss what qualifies as good cause and what doesn’t. Tenants also have exclusive rights to the possession of the apartment during their lease.

​Read the full article by our Naperville landlord-tenant attorneys explaining Illinois tenant rights.