About National Eviction

Most attorney directories lump every landlord-tenant lawyer together. That is a problem for a landlord with a non-paying tenant: half the results are tenant defense firms, and the other half are general practitioners who file an eviction twice a year.

National Eviction lists firms that represent landlords and property managers. Most listings are compiled from public sources: firms' own websites, bar association listings and other public directories. Firms that submit themselves are reviewed for landlord representation before they go live. We do not audit, vet or endorse any firm, and we are not a law firm.

Every listing states which side the firm takes, which is the thing most directories leave out. Of the firms listed, those that also act for tenants are labeled as such, so you know before you call. If you find a listing that is wrong or out of date, tell us and we will correct or remove it.

Who is behind National Eviction

National Eviction was built by Nate Viveiros, who is a landlord himself. He bought his first multi-family property in his early twenties and still owns residential and commercial income properties today. Over the years he has also run short-term rentals and bought, renovated and resold homes.

Before this, Nate owned and ran a technology company for 24 years. After selling it he retired early, and he now builds software for landlords and property managers. National Eviction is the landlord-side resource he wanted to exist: the eviction rules for every state in plain English, and a quick way to find an attorney who represents landlords in the county where the property sits.

Nate is not an attorney, and National Eviction is not a law firm. If you spot something in a guide or a listing that looks wrong, let us know.

What you get

• 1133+ landlord-side firms across 51 states, with phone, website, office hours and social links.
• A plain-English outline of the eviction process for all 50 states, written for landlords.
• Direct consultation requests: your message goes to the firm, not to a lead broker.

For attorneys

If your firm handles evictions for landlords, you can claim your existing listing or add your firm. Basic listings are free, and so are landlord consultation requests once you claim your listing. Standard and Featured plans add your logo, full profile and placement at the top of your state. See plans and pricing.

Not legal advice

The guides and listings on this site are general information. They are not legal advice and do not create an attorney-client relationship. Eviction law changes and varies by county; confirm current requirements with a licensed attorney in your state.