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Eviction attorneys in Connecticut

65 landlord-side firms listed in Connecticut. Listings are screened for landlord and property-manager representation.

West Hartford, Connecticut

Gould Killian is a general practice law firm in West Hartford, Connecticut, in existence for over 70 years. Practice areas include real estate, general litigation, probate, wills…

Fairfield, Connecticut

Hirsch, Levy & Fountain specializes in landlord-tenant law and summary process eviction cases throughout Connecticut Housing Courts. The firm has represented landlords in tens of…

Meriden, Connecticut

Jon Patrucco, the principal attorney at Patrucco Law in Meriden, Connecticut, brings over 24 years of legal experience to his practice, specializing in real estate, probate, perso…

West Hartford, Connecticut

Keily Mira Law specializes in landlord-tenant law, civil litigation, real estate transactions, and related property matters. The firm provides experienced legal representation for…

Manchester, Connecticut

Multi-specialty law firm with personal injury as primary practice. Offers eviction guidance for landlords navigating legal procedures and lease review. Primary focus is personal i…

Milford, Connecticut

The Landlord Law Firm specializes exclusively in landlord and property manager representation throughout Connecticut. The firm handles evictions, nonpayment of rent collections, l…

Bloomfield, Connecticut

Lingenfelter Law is an experienced Hartford County landlord-tenant law firm representing landlords in evictions, unlawful detainers, and security deposit disputes. The firm provid…

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Norwalk, Connecticut

Lovejoy & Rimer, P.C. is a Norwalk, Connecticut firm serving individuals and businesses in lower Fairfield County. Practice areas include landlord-tenant law, real estate and land…

New Britain, Connecticut

Melissa J. Veale is a partner at Marshall & Veale, LLC, a New Britain, Connecticut-based law firm founded in 2006. She earned her Bachelor’s Degree from Providence College in 2008…

The eviction process in Connecticut

Connecticut evictions run through a court process called summary process . It is faster than an ordinary lawsuit, but it is unforgiving about procedure: most landlord losses in the Housing Session come from a defective notice to quit or a counting mistake, not from the merits. This guide walks through the process in t…

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