News and Information for Landlords -Paletz Law

The Courts Are Backed Up But We Are Not Sitting Idly By

As we look forward to celebrating our 30th anniversary in 2025, our commitment to our clients continues to be what fuels us every day. And as 2024 draws to a close, we probably don’t have to tell you about the struggles that are ongoing with the courts right now. Simply put, many are grossly behind […]

Paletz Portal Launches a New Era of Technology and Client Support

Bringing our clients a more interactive experience, the Paletz Portal launched this summer and has become an important part of our efforts to provide you with an enhanced and interactive case experience. The Paletz Portal launch has given our clients more opportunities for integration into daily work and more contact with our support team. The […]

Paletz Law is Winning for Its Clients Every Day

In 2024, Paletz Law has fought through court logjams and overreaching tenant initiatives to defend your rights and, in many cases, return your properties to you in the event of a tenant who is unable to fulfill their lease obligations. Here are some examples from around the State: Paletz Law received a no-cause result in […]

The Abolition of Rent is Not Just a Marxian Fable, It’s a New Tale from Tenant Advocates

Tenant advocates have once again sought to dispossess private property owners of their constitutionally protected rights. If the rise in national rent control edicts hasn’t been enough, a new book is making the rounds demanding an end to the necessity of paying rent altogether. “The abolition of rent seems like an incredibly radical demand, but […]

CEO Matthew I. Paletz Interviewed by the Detroit Free Press

Matt was interviewed by the Detroit Free Press to lend his expertise on fair housing and criminal screening guidelines for property owners. See the article here.

Wanting to End Online Court Proceedings Is Taking a Giant Step Backwards

In a recent Detroit News Op-Ed, some Michigan Supreme Court Justices attempted to make a case to “minimize the use of virtual hearings and return to the standard practice of holding proceedings in person.” But there are many who regularly represent clients in courts, like me, who vehemently oppose the dissolution of what we refer […]

Efficient Courts Benefit the Landlord AND the Tenant

A recent column caught my attention this week and not in a good way. I believe it is misguided, short-sighted, and, as usual, unfairly criticizes my clients in property management. I felt compelled to share my thoughts regarding the opposition to the “need for speed” for landlords as one who works tirelessly to attempt to […]