Landlord Tenant Legal Services in South Carolina
Managing rental properties and investment portfolios requires more than handling occasional landlord tenant disputes. From entity formation and acquisitions to leases, compliance, enforcement, and long-term succession planning, property ownership involves ongoing legal, operational, and financial decisions that impact the stability of your investments.
At Matejka Law, we provide practical, solutions-driven legal counsel for property owners, investors, landlords, and property managers across South Carolina.
Your Trusted Landlord-Tenant Attorney for South Carolina Property Owners
“From the day you form your rental entity to the day you sell or pass it on — and every lease, vendor agreement, eviction, and audit in between — one firm, one relationship.”
What sets our firm apart is firsthand property management knowledge. Before becoming an attorney, Nataliya Matejka spent more than two decades managing residential and investment properties, including overseeing more than 500 properties throughout the Lowcountry. That experience shapes the practical, business-minded legal strategies we provide today.







* Additional hearings or appeals billed separately at discounted rates
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South Carolina Security Deposit Law: 30-Day Rule, Deductions
Navigating security deposit law in South Carolina can be challenging for landlords. Understanding these laws is crucial for maintaining smooth tenant relations. This guide explains the security deposit disposition South Carolina requires and the security deposit return South Carolina landlords must complete within statutory timelines for South Carolina rentals. Security deposits serve as a financial
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Tenant Screening Failures and Fiduciary Duty in SC
Tenant screening failures are one of the most common — and costly — mistakes in property management. When property managers fail to properly screen tenants, property owners face unpaid rent, legal disputes, property damage, and long-term financial loss. These failures reflect poor tenant screening and undermine property owner risk management. In South Carolina, property managers
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Understanding the Eviction Process in South Carolina
Navigating the eviction process in South Carolina can be daunting for landlords. Understanding the legal steps is crucial to ensure compliance and protect your rights. Evictions often arise from tenant disputes, non-payment of rent, or lease violations. Each situation requires a specific approach and adherence to state laws. This guide will provide a comprehensive overview


