A rental matter may involve unpaid rent, an eviction request, a disputed notice, repairs, renewal or the return of a property. Dr. Dani Geagea advises landlords and tenants in Lebanon, subject to a conflict check. The first step is to identify the agreement, the history of occupation and the outcome you need, then agree the appropriate legal work.
Mention any notice or hearing date. Review and send the message in WhatsApp. Sending an enquiry does not suspend a deadline or confirm representation.
Review of rent claimed, payments made, receipts, transfers and correspondence. The office can assess a landlord’s claim or a tenant’s response, distinguish rent from other disputed charges, and advise on a proposed notice, negotiation or proceedings within an agreed mandate.
Assessment of a request to recover possession or a response to an eviction demand. The review considers the lease, the stated grounds, the documents already exchanged and any pending proceedings. The appropriate procedure and position require an assessment of the particular file.
Review or preparation of residential and commercial leases, amendments and renewal arrangements. The work can address the premises, permitted use, duration, rent, payment method, repairs, charges, guarantees, termination provisions and the practical arrangements for delivery and return of the property.
Advice concerning apartments and other residential premises, including disagreements over occupation, maintenance, payments, deposits or the end of the tenancy. The office first clarifies each party’s position and the supporting documents before recommending a response or accepting a litigation mandate.
Assessment of lease issues affecting a shop, office, restaurant, kiosk or other business premises. The review can examine permitted activities, fit-out arrangements, operating expenses, contractual payment formulas, renewal and handover, with attention to the business’s documents and objectives.
Preparation or review of a negotiated arrangement covering payment, departure, delivery of keys, inventory, repairs or release of claims. Any settlement should identify what is agreed, what remains disputed, who must perform each step and how completion will be documented.
Legal context
An old-rent matter and a recent lease should not be treated as interchangeable. The office examines the date and circumstances in which occupation began, the property’s residential or commercial use, the parties, renewals, amendments and any previous agreement or judgment. Describing a lease as ‘old’ or ‘new’ is a starting point for collecting the facts. It does not, by itself, establish whether a requested increase, termination or eviction is available.
Working with the office
Identify your role, the premises, the approximate lease date, the dispute and any approaching date. Mention which documents are available. The office will confirm the conflict-check information and how to provide the relevant documents. Avoid sending a complete confidential file in the initial website enquiry.
Frequently asked questions
Contact the office with a brief outline, your role, the property location and any approaching deadline. The office will identify the information needed for a conflict check and discuss the appropriate next step.
Yes, subject to checking conflicts and accepting the particular engagement. Tell the office which party you are and what has already happened so the proposed review addresses your position.
Contact the office and identify the document, the date it was received and any hearing or stated deadline. A message through this page does not stop time running or confirm that the office has accepted responsibility for a response.
Yes. You may contact the office about a lease or proposed amendment. Identify the document and the questions you would like addressed. Any review, negotiation or representation is arranged within an agreed scope.
Professional enquiries
Tell the office about your rent or lease issue, your role and any notice or hearing date. You can call directly or prepare a WhatsApp or email message below.
Mar Roukoz, Metn, Lebanon
For a faster initial review, mention the matter type, any approaching deadline, the parties’ locations and the documents available. Do not send highly sensitive information before the communication channel is confirmed.
A brief outline is enough to start the conversation. You can call the office directly or prepare a message below.
These details stay in this page until you open WhatsApp or email. The selected service will then process them. Review and send the message there. Avoid confidential documents, passwords and account numbers.
An enquiry does not create an attorney–client relationship or suspend a deadline. The office confirms whether it can assist after checking for conflicts.
General information only. This page does not constitute legal advice and does not create an attorney–client relationship.