Eviction attorneys in Lexington, Kentucky

6 landlord-side firms with an office in Lexington. Also see all Kentucky eviction attorneys and the Kentucky eviction process. Lexington is in Fayette County: see eviction attorneys in Fayette County.

Brackney Law Office, PLLC

Lexington, Kentucky

Represents both sides

Forcible detainer, eviction, estate planning, probate, bankruptcy, and tenant representation in Kentucky.

Call (859) 559-4648 View profile →

Eviction Law Office, Attorneys-at-Law

Lexington, Kentucky

Represents both sides

Evictions and tenant debt collections for landlords in Central Kentucky counties; tenant representation available.

Call (859) 226-0815 View profile →

Fowler Bell PLLC

Lexington, Kentucky

Represents both sides

Real estate attorneys handling commercial and residential transactions, disputes, and litigation.

Call (859) 252-6700 View profile →

McBrayer PLLC

Lexington, Kentucky

Represents landlords only

Commercial lease dispute and eviction counsel for owners of office, retail, medical and multi-family property.

Call (859) 231-8780 View profile →

McVay Martin Shepard, PSC

Lexington, Kentucky

Represents both sides

Real estate law including contracts, closings, leasing, financing, and landlord/tenant disputes.

Call (859) 268-2770 View profile →

Sherrow Marshall Schrader, PSC

Lexington, Kentucky

Represents landlords only

Real estate litigation and landlord-tenant law focusing on evictions, leases, and fair housing compliance.

Call (859) 685-0035 View profile →

Evictions in Lexington: at a glance

6 landlord-side firms list an office in Lexington. 2 represent landlords only and 4 represent both landlords and tenants.

Lexington is in Fayette County. Eviction cases are generally filed in a court for the county where the rental property is located, and the Fayette County page lists every firm with an office in the county.

How the Kentucky eviction process works

Court: District Court (forcible detainer)
Nonpayment notice: 7 days (URLTA areas only); no statutory period outside URLTA (lease controls)
Answer or hearing: No written answer; trial with at least 3 days' notice
Possession: Warrant issues 7 days after judgment if no appeal
Appeal deadline: 7 days

From our Kentucky eviction guide and Kentucky eviction timeline, checked September 24, 2026. This is general information about the process, not legal advice; a listed attorney can tell you how it applies to your property.