Notice to Cure
A Notice to Cure, also known as a Default Notice, is served on a tenant, by the landlord, after the tenant has violated a term or condition of the lease or tenancy. This Notice gives the tenant a specific amount of time to cure the lease violation. The amount of time given to a tenant to fix or cure the lease violation under the new 2019 law is 30 days.
James G. Dibbini & Associates, P.C. have over 20 years of experience representing landlords in complex holdover proceedings and are well versed on the strict procedures that must be followed. Our firm can draft the appropriate notices and serve them properly to ensure your case will not be dismissed on procedural grounds. Let us help you. Give us a call at (914) 965-1011 or email us at [email protected]. In the meantime, click HERE to get started today in resolving your holdover tenant matter.
James G. Dibbini & Associates, P.C. have over 20 years of experience representing landlords in complex holdover proceedings and are well versed on the strict procedures that must be followed. Our firm can draft the appropriate notices and serve them properly to ensure your case will not be dismissed on procedural grounds. Let us help you. Give us a call at (914) 965-1011 or email us at [email protected]. In the meantime, click HERE to get started today in resolving your holdover tenant matter.
