Top Landlord Tenant Lawyers in Charlotte | 10 available

10 Landlord Tenant lawyers are available in Charlotte, North Carolina, including Andrew Dickens, Christopher J. Loebsack, Curtina Nesmith, and Elizabeth James. These lawyers are rated between 3.5/5 to 3.9/5 and 58% provide free consultation.

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Curtina Nesmit

Elizabeth Jame

Eric Levine

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Andrew Dickens

Firm: Dickens Law Group

301 McCullough Drive , Charlotte , North Carolina 28262

Practice Areas: Foreclosure, Real Estate, Landlord & Tenant

Andrew Dickens is the founder of Dickens Law Group. Andrew's main practice area is Foreclosure Prevention, and he takes great satisfaction in helping North Carolina homeowners stop foreclosure and save their homes. His other practices areas include Landlord Tenant Law and general Real Estate matters.. Andrew graduated from Wake Forest University School of Law and became a member of the North Carolina State Bar in 2010. After graduation, he worked side-by-side with some of the most experienced and well-respected real estate attorneys in North Carolina, gaining valuable experience ranging from complicated multi-million dollar commercial real estate transactions to simple refinances of residential property. In the early years of Andrew's practice, he also represented banks and credit unions in foreclosure actions against homeowners. Andrew now uses his experience working with lenders and his knowledge of North Carolina foreclosure laws to help homeowners stop foreclosure and save their homes. Andrew finds great satisfaction in helping homeowners stop foreclosure. He considers foreclosure prevention to be his specialty area of practice and is where he focuses most of his efforts. Today, Andrew's experience, innovation, and devotion to providing quality legal services are benefiting clients of Dickens Law Group throughout the state of North Carolina.

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“I have used Andrew as my attorney for years. He helped me form my LLC and has helped me with ongoing business matters such as contracts and disputes ...a clientAndrew was instrumen…”

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“An excellent lawyer who treats clients with patience, care, understanding, and utmost professionalism - an even better person and I wholeheartedly recommend for future services.”

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Christopher J. Loebsack

Firm: Caudle and Spears, P.A.

2600 Interstate Tower 121 West Trade Street No , Charlotte , North Carolina 28105

Practice Areas: Construction ,Corporate ,Environmental ,Insurance ,Landlord & Tenant

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“The Greenville team is amazing! Katy, Katie, Neileen, Laura (just to name a few) have been in our corner helping our property with evictions and court hearings! They are always ope…”

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Curtina Nesmith

Firm: NeSmith Law Firm, PLLC

PO Box 42221 , Charlotte , North Carolina 28215

Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant

I am an Army Veteran. Prior to entering the military, I earned my Bachelor's Degree in History from Fayetteville State University. As a member of the armed services, I earned my Master's Degree in Health Care Management from TUI University. After my military service, I earned my Juris Doctorate from Charlotte School of Law. Not only am I a licensed attorney, I am also a Certified Pharmacy Technician. I have spent nearly fifteen years working in retail, hospital, and military pharmacies. I am licensed to practice law throughout North Carolina and have received admission to state court and the United States District Court for the Western District of North Carolina. I am an accredited Veteran Claims Attorney and a commissioned notary public. NeSmith Law Firm, PLLC is located in Mecklenburg County.. Dedication, efficiency, confidentiality, and knowledge are the principles used by NeSmith Law Firm as the foundation and keys to successfully providing professional services to all clients. NeSmith Law Firm offers advice and consultation in areas of Veteran's Law, Criminal Defense, Landlord/Tenant Disputes, Entertainment Law, Business Law, Simple Wills and Uncontested Divorce.My personal experience as a veteran allows me to assist veteran's with issues that I have experienced first hand, ranging from claims, benefits, and educational assistance. I have worked with musicians, entertainment managers, and record label executives, which afforded me the opportunity to draft and review contracts and industry agreements and understand the intricacies of royalties. I have also assisted local fashion designers, models, and stylist in the formation of their business entity as well as provided counseling on trademarks and protecting their brand. As a Community Economic Development Student Attorney and a small business owner, I have gained both the knowledge and experience in business entity formation and formalities, along with contract and agreement drafting.

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“Working with ms NESMITH is a joy very well rounded young lady kepts me informed step by step alway”

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“I have witnessed Attorney Nesmith in action with her clients involving various real estate and landlord-tenant matters and it is clear her clients are satisfied with Ms. Nesmith's …”

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Elizabeth James

Firm: Offit Kurman

2600 One Wells Fargo Center , Charlotte , North Carolina 28202

Practice Areas: Adoption, Child Custody & Visitation, Child Support, Criminal Defense , Divorce, Family , Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate , Traffic Violations, Family

I have been a board-certified family law specialist since 2010. I dedicate my practice to family law matters, such as equitable distribution, child custody, child support, alimony, post-separation support, step-parent and family member adoptions, alienation of affection and criminal conversation cases, and post-judgment practice, including contempt motions appeals. You can follow the Horack Talley Family Law Practice Group on Facebook at and instagram at @HTfamilylaw.

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“Libby James is an amazing attorney. I hired her during the worst part of my life: my divorce and c”

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“I strongly endorse this lawyer. She is smart, kind, caring, professional, ethical, responsive and a heavy hitter. I would refer her to any client in the Charlotte area (or anywhere…”

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Eric Levine

Firm: Eric D. Levine

301 S Mcdowell St Ste 1010 , Charlotte , North Carolina 28204

Practice Areas: Business, Contracts, Litigation, Child Support, Corporate, Personal Injury, LLC, Alimony, Landlord & Tenant, Family, Real Estate, Child Custody

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“airs with holes in it. The way he talked to me it was extremely RUDE. he insulted me and the way he”

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“I want to add a perspective that I didn’t see reflected in some other reviews. Yes, Eric can come across as a bit edgy but in my experience, that edge was a strength, not a weaknes…”

— Katie Hadley

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Glen Hardymon

Firm: Rayburn Cooper & Durham, P.A.

227 W Trade St Ste 1200 , Charlotte , North Carolina 28202

Practice Areas: Contracts, Landlord & Tenant, Litigation

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Harold Craig Spears

Firm: Caudle & Spears, P.A.

2600 Interstate Tower 121 West Trade Street No , Charlotte , North Carolina 28105

Practice Areas: Animal Bites,Antitrust & Trade Regulation,Assault & Battery,Construction ,Contracts,Employment & Labor ,Housing & Construction Defects,Insurance ,Landlord & Tenant,Motor Vehicle Accidents,Premises Liability,Real Estate ,Trusts,Wills,Wrongful Death

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“I've used Caudle and Spears as our company and personal attorneys for many years. Their work is meticulous and accurate and I have complete confidence in them.”

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Henry N. Pharr III

Firm: Horack Talley Pharr & Lowndes

2600 One Wachovia Centre , Charlotte , North Carolina 28202

Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant

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“Henry is very knowledgeable and thorough, and a pleasure to work with. I endorse this lawyer.”

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Moses Luski

128 South Tryon Street 1800 North , Charlotte , North Carolina 28105

Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant,Leases and Leasing,Real Estate

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Tiasha Wray

Firm: Wray Law Firm, PLLC

601 E Fifth Street , Charlotte , North Carolina 28202

Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant

Attorney Wray is an experienced attorney with a practice focused on family law. Family law is Attorney Wray’s passion and she has experience litigating all aspects of family law, including divorce, custody, child support, property division, paternity, LGBT disputes, modification and adoptions. Realizing her passion for assisting families through the divorce and custody process, she has provided high quality legal services to families in and around the Charlotte Metro area. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with her family, and traveling the world.. Our legal team has extensive experience helping families like yours navigate the legal process. We are compassionate, thorough, and dedicated. We at Wray Law Firm, PLLC understand that Family Law is personal. We recognize and understand the legal impact Divorce can have on your family, finances, home, and career. Picking the right attorney is critical to achieving the best results for your situation. You can trust Wray Law Firm, PLLC to provide high quality legal guidance to move your life forward and help you navigate the legal process with confidence, knowing you have sound counsel guiding you.. Call us today to set up a consultation to discuss your legal needs.

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[North Carolina] Early lease termination without penalty due to uninhabitable apartment. | Aug 12, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Concord North Carolina. I am in Cabarrus county North Carolina. I have an apartment lease that has multiple issues. I moved in June 2025 and just resigned my lease till July 2027. The most concerning one is a consistent water leak(s) from the ceiling above the upstairs A/C unit, as well as a leak from my A/C unit. I have also been experiencing lots of allergy like symptoms, it is a no smoke complex yet my downstairs neighbor smoke, and the previous tenants in my unit smoked and it took over three months to resolve and remove the cigarette smell that was causing me headaches. Most other issues have been fixed promptly, but I’ve had 15 service issues in one year and one month. However, given this most recent water leak and how the ceiling is incredibly soft and breaking apart, I’m worried about mold, considering I’ve already been getting sickness and what my options are for terminating the lease early. With out penalties. This is my first apartment and have never gone to anything like this. My lease states that if I terminate early, I have to pay the rent until someone moves into my unit. However, my complex appears to have pretty high vacancy. Thanks for your assistance!
Howdy y’all, I have to break my first ever lease and I’m wondering if I can get some help translating this? | Aug 12, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: NC, USA THIS LEASE BUY-OUT AGREEMENT is entered into by and between (Apartment) and (tenant, tenant). This Agreement is to allow Tenant to have the option to buy-out of the Lease entered into by Landlord and Tenant on 5/1/2026 for a lease term beginning on 5/1/2026 and scheduled to end on 4/30/2027 for the rental of that certain residential real property located at (address,) North Carolina, and this Agreement constitutes an Addendum to the above described Lease Contract for the above described Premises, and is hereby incorporated into and made part of such Lease Contract. Where the terms or conditions found in this Agreement vary or contradict any terms or conditions found in the Lease Contract, this Addendum shall control. 1. Lease Buy-Out. Tenant may utilize this Agreement to terminate this Lease Contract before the expiration of the initial term if Tenant is not in default under the terms of the Lease at the time of giving written notice or thereafter, and if tenant strictly complies with all of the provisions of this Agreement. In order to terminate the Lease Contract pursuant to this Agreement before the initial term, Tenant must: 1.1. Give Landlord thirty 30 days' written notice; and 1.2. Pay all monies due through the full month the Tenant moves out including, but not limited to, the payment of rent and monthly recurring fees as outlined in the Lease Contract; and 1.3. Pay a fee in an amount equal to the sum of $2610.00, which is equal…
Apartment complex is charging me more than the total monthly payment listed on my signed lease extension addendum. Do I have any legal recourse? (North Carolina) | Aug 8, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: North Carolina, USA Actions I have taken: I signed a lease extension addendum for my apartment. On the addendum, it lists: Unit Rent: $1,645 Services/Amenities/Internet: $243.75 Total Monthly Payment: $1,645 The numbers are clearly inconsistent because $1,645 + $243.75 does not equal $1,645. However, the document explicitly states that the Total Monthly Payment is $1,645, and that is the version I signed. The leasing agent at the time also told me in person that my rent would be $1,645 per month, which matched what I saw on the addendum. I relied on that when I agreed to renew my lease. After I renewed, management began charging me about $1,889/month, which is the unit rent plus the services fee. When I asked about it, management said the services fee is considered part of my “utilities” and therefore part of my monthly payment. Here’s why that explanation doesn’t make sense to me: I pay my electric bill separately. I also pay separate monthly water and sewer charges based on usage. The lease specifically states that utilities are not included in the monthly payment and may be billed separately. The services fee appears to be a fixed charge for amenities/internet, not utility usage. To make things more confusing, I later found another version of the lease that shows the total monthly payment as approximately $1,889, but I never signed that version. The only addendum I signed is the one showing the total monthly payment as $1,645. My questions: Does the signed addendum…
NC Rule 60(b) | Aug 3, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Good morning! I am new to posting here and want to ensure I follow the community guidelines. I am looking for general information on North Carolina civil procedure and how tenant screening reports interact with public court data. • How does an NC Rule 60(b) motion typically function regarding relief from a summary ejectment filing, rather than a physical eviction? • In civil procedure, how does the court view Rule 60(b) motions when there are multiple filings associated with a single property? • Generally speaking, if a writ of possession is recalled prior to being served by the sheriff, does that action affect whether the initial filing appears on third-party tenant screening reports? • What are the standard legal benchmarks or grounds required for a Rule 60(b) motion to be considered successful in a civil context? Thank you in advance for any insight into how these rules and reports work in NC! Location: Forsyth County, North Carolina
Previous tenants left items behind. Landlord wants to hold me financially responsible | Jul 29, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: North Carolina Hi all, I am moving out of a rental property after 4 years. Back when I moved in, there were many large furniture items left behind by the previous tenants. The property management was very hands-off during this stage and never performed an inspection for move-out/move-in. I admit, I should have documented this somewhere but I was younger and didn’t have good knowledge of my rights as a tenant. That being said, there is no proof on either side that certain furniture now, 4 years later, is not mine. I did what I felt was right and emailed the agent to notify them that furniture will be left behind as it is not my property. They replied saying I will be charge for the removal of these items. I replied back saying these items are not my property and therefore not my financial responsibility. As far as I can find and understand, NC law would place responsibility on the landlord for any items left behind that are not mine. If they persist and charge me, what can I do? Thank you for the help!

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