Landlord-Tenant Actions in New Jersey

Landlord-tenant law is a highly specialized and intricate area of legal practice that many attorneys may need to be more familiar with. This course aims to provide a comprehensive introduction to the fundamental aspects of landlord-tenant litigation in New Jersey, focusing on the key concepts and practical skills attorneys need to navigate this complex area. Participants will learn essential principles such as standard lease terms, the various types of notices required by law, and the procedures involved in preparing for trial dates. In addition to these foundational topics, the course will explore the full scope of Landlord-Tenant Actions, including eviction proceedings, rent disputes, and landlords' and tenants' rights and responsibilities under New Jersey law.

This program is specifically designed for New Jersey-licensed attorneys with limited experience in landlord-tenant law and are seeking to build a solid understanding of this practice area. Whether an attorney seeks to expand their current practice or gain more confidence in handling landlord-tenant cases, this course provides the tools and knowledge to better serve their clients.

Although the content is tailored for those with less experience in landlord-tenant matters, all attorneys—regardless of expertise—are encouraged to attend. This course offers valuable insights for anyone interested in gaining a deeper understanding of landlord-tenant law in New Jersey. It can be an essential foundation for those seeking to specialize or expand their practice.

Learning Objectives:

• Examine lease basics in landlord-tenant law
• Review the Anti-Eviction Act of New Jersey
• Differentiate between proper notices
• Understand filing requirements in landlord-tenant actions
• Prepare for trial
• Explore what happens to judgment