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• Bank and capital market law, protection of investors
• Commercial law
• Contract law
• Family law
• Insurance law
• Intellectual Property and Information Technology law
• Labour law
• Medical malpractice law
• Residential property law
• Tenancy law
• Tourism law
• Traffic law

Tenancy law for landlords and tenants in Frankfurt and Hanau

You intend to conclude a rental agreement? Or you are already a landlord or tenant and have difficulties with the other party? Then it makes sense to draw on legal advice. In doing so, you can avoid expensive mistakes.

Tenancy law covers all legal relationships regarding the rental agreement. In this connection, we advise commercial and private clients both on the part of the landlord and the tenant.

The following topics are an example of what we regularly handle:

• Drafting or reviewing individual rental agreements (in this connection, we are aware of the particulars of a commercial rental agreement)
• Reviewing decorative repair clauses, maintenance obligations, demands of removal of defects and luxury restorations
• Assessment and implementation of rights to abode
• Implementation or defence against rent increases by means of the local rent index (rent index for Frankfurt, for example)
• The right reaction in the case of disturbances to tenancy by the tenant
• Legal issues relating to running costs / reviewing the incidental rental expenses
• Reviewing the validity of cancelling tenancy
• Legal issues regarding returning and inspecting an apartment including the drawing up of an acceptance protocol
• Selling rented property
• Final statement, deposit, handing out the tenant's savings book or releasing the rent guaranty

Your lawyer for tenancy law in Frankfurt

Mr Michael Meyer, our specialist for tenancy law, will help you with all issues relating to tenancy law. Mr Meyer has many years of experience due to his legal work in the field of tenancy law. In addition to that, he keeps his expert knowledge up-to-date by regularly attending further training courses (like successfully completing the course "Specialist Lawyer for Tenancy and Residential Property Law") and by taking the current significant development in the legislation of tenancy law into consideration.

Due to activities elsewhere, Mr Meyer is not always available, but is regularly available at our office in Frankfurt on Thursdays. Our colleagues will be glad to receive your issue on other weekdays and pass it on to Mr Meyer. He will usually contact you within one working day.

Er wird sich dann i.d.R. innerhalb eines Werktages bei Ihnen melden.