Landlord-tenant disputes rarely wait for a convenient time. A notice shows up, a lease term gets disputed, or a situation that should’ve stayed simple ends up needing to go through the courts — and often on a deadline that doesn’t leave much room to figure things out as you go. Andersen Law PC now offers two new ways to get support, for either side of a landlord-tenant matter.
Pleadings Preparation — $500
If you already know you need to file, we’ll prepare the full set of filings for your case, so you’re not starting from scratch or guessing at what a court will expect to see.
One-Hour Consult — $300
If you’re not sure yet what you need, this gives you the space to walk through your situation with an attorney and leave with clear next steps — whether that means filing, negotiating, or simply understanding where you stand before deciding what to do.
Whether you’re a landlord or a tenant, you don’t have to sort this out alone. Call 720-922-3880 to schedule your consult or get your pleadings prepared.
Frequently Asked Questions About Landlord-Tenant Services
Do you represent landlords or tenants?
Both. Andersen Law PC attorneys are experienced in handling landlord-tenant matters from either side, depending on your situation.
What’s included in the pleadings preparation service?
We prepare the full set of filings needed for your landlord-tenant case for a flat $500 fee.
How do I book the one-hour consult?
Call 720-922-3880 to schedule your consult for $300.
What’s the difference between the two services?
The consult is a good starting point if you’re not yet sure what you need. It gives you the chance to talk through your situation and get direction. The pleadings preparation service is for when you already know you need to file and want the paperwork handled for you.
Do I need a consult before I can use the pleadings preparation service?
No, the two services are independent — you can book either one depending on where you are in your situation.
Is the consult only useful if I decide to move forward with a case?
No. The consult is meant to help you understand your options, whether or not you end up filing anything.
