ARKANSAS LEGAL SERVICES

Eviction & Landlord Representation

Friedman Law Firm represents landlords and property management companies in eviction matters throughout Arkansas. We do not represent tenants in eviction matters.

Understand the tenancy before taking the next step

An inquiry about an eviction should identify the property, the lease, the payment history, and any notices or court papers already involved. These records help the office understand what has happened. Craig Friedman and M. Ethan Sartor both list landlord-tenant cases among their practice interests.

The appropriate legal process depends on the facts and applicable law. This page is not a set of instructions for removing a tenant, sending a notice, or calculating a deadline. Contact the office about your situation so an attorney can discuss the assistance the firm may be able to provide.

Questions to discuss with our office

  • Landlord eviction cases
  • Rental payment and possession disputes
  • Property-management inquiries

Prepare for the conversation

You do not need to include documents in a website inquiry. For a later discussion, it can be helpful to identify the records relating to your case.

  • Signed lease and payment ledger
  • Notices and communications already sent or received
  • Any court documents or upcoming dates

Our office is located at 301 N 1st Street Suite D in Jacksonville. Contact us to discuss whether the firm can assist, consultation arrangements, and any applicable fees. If you have an urgent date to address, please call.

M. Ethan Sartor, Arkansas attorney

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M. Ethan Sartor

Personal injury and landlord-tenant law.

Arkansas Bar admission: 2016

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QUESTIONS & NEXT STEPS

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General information only. This page is not legal advice about your individual situation.

What should I include in my first message?

Your name, a way to reach you, and a brief description of the help you are seeking. Please do not send confidential details or documents through the website.

Does sending a request mean the firm represents me?

No. Sending a message does not establish an attorney-client relationship. Representation must be discussed and agreed with the firm.

What if I have an urgent deadline?

Call 501-985-5555. Do not rely on a website inquiry to meet a court date or other deadline.

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OFFICIAL & PUBLIC SOURCES

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