🤝 Advice and contact points
In brief
Deadlines in tenancy law are strict. Get advice early, before you terminate, increase the rent or issue a statement.
- Haus & Grund is the property owners' association with local branches.
- Lawyers specialising in tenancy law represent you in court.
- Tax advisers answer questions on tax.
- The Amtsgerichte (local courts) are responsible for tenancy disputes.
We do not name specific addresses and telephone numbers.
Step by step
- Collect documentsHave the contract, letters and statements ready.
- Note the deadlineNote the date on which a deadline ends.
- Choose an organisationChoose an association, lawyer or tax adviser depending on the question.
- Record the outcomeRecord the advice in writing.
Deadlines
- This Wegweiser is not legal advice.
- Local advice centres, addresses and telephone numbers were not researched and not invented.
- State law may differ.
In depth · legal basis, figures and practice – for advisers and professionals
Types of organisation
For landlord questions, owners' associations (such as Haus & Grund and local branches), lawyers, tax advisers and the Amtsgerichte (local courts) come into consideration. Specific offers, prices and availability were not researched.
Courts
Disputes about residential tenancies belong before the Amtsgerichte; details of jurisdiction were not checked. Eviction must be enforced through the courts (§ 940a ZPO for the interim injunction, see late payment).
A question about your situation that this page does not answer? Write to us or use the contact form – we will tell you which office is responsible and what to bring. Free of charge, without individual legal advice.