Lease Agreement

Print Imagine you’ve just found the perfect office for your team – great location, plenty of light, reasonable price. The excitement is huge, and you’re already picturing yourself at your desk. But before you sign the lease, it’s worth stopping to check what’s actually in it – and what must be in it.When renting offices, […]

Print Imagine one day the phone rings, and a new voice introduces themselves as “your new landlord.” Perhaps the apartment was sold, or ownership changed through inheritance or transfer. You still live there, pay rent, and wonder what this means for you.Do you have to sign a new lease? Can the new owner evict you?

Print Imagine the month has passed, there’s no rent in your account, and your calls go straight to voicemail. Another month goes by – still no payment. As a landlord, you may have relied on that rent to pay your mortgage or cover your own expenses.Non-payment of rent is stressful, financially draining, and often emotionally

Print Imagine your fixed-term tenancy agreement is about to end. The date is clear – the last day of the month. Yet nobody discusses it. You keep living in the flat, paying rent, and the landlord accepts the payments without objection. A few months later, you receive a letter saying you must move out immediately

Print You’ve shaken hands, the keys have been handed over, the tenancy is running… but there’s no written agreement. While nothing is going wrong, it might feel “fine.” But when it comes to missed rent, an eviction, the security deposit, or utility billing, the lack of a written document makes proof difficult and disputes expensive.

Print Imagine this: you find a perfect apartment, but you can’t afford it alone. A friend offers to share the rent – sounds like a dream come true. But before you toast to your new shared home, beware: shared housing and subletting come with legal pitfalls that can turn friendship into a nightmare. I often

Print Imagine this: you’ve just settled into your apartment, feeling financially stable… and suddenly, a letter from your landlord arrives. It’s not a holiday card. It’s a notice of a rent increase. At that moment, most tenants feel a mix of frustration, fear, and a little helplessness. But from the landlord’s perspective, rising property maintenance

Print When renting a flat, services are a frequent source of disputes between tenants and landlords. By services, we usually mean heating, water supply, waste removal, cleaning of common areas, or elevator operation. However, disputes do not arise only from the amounts billed, but also from the very question – who is responsible for ensuring

Print When moving into a new apartment, many tenants focus primarily on signing the lease, paying the deposit, and moving furniture. However, they often forget about one essential step – transferring utilities. Without this, you could find yourself without electricity, gas, or water, or worse, facing someone else’s unpaid bills. In this article, we will

Print Imagine you’ve been patient for months. Your tenant hasn’t paid rent, damages the apartment, or repeatedly disturbs the neighbours. You’ve tried polite reminders, payment deadlines, even mediation – but nothing worked. You decide to terminate the lease.Sounds simple? In reality, one wrongly worded sentence can turn a “clear” case into months of litigation. And