Landlord Tenant Legal Services for in South Carolina
Landlord-tenant issues can escalate quickly without the right legal support. Matejka Law provides experienced representation for landlords, property managers, and investors across South Carolina, handling evictions, lease drafting, compliance, and dispute resolution. With over 20 years of real-world property management experience, we deliver straightforward legal solutions that protect your property, your rights, and your bottom line.
Your Trusted Landlord-Tenant Attorney for South Carolina Property Owners
Landlords and property managers face constant legal pressures. You must stay compliant with state and federal housing laws, enforce lease terms, protect your investment, and resolve tenant issues efficiently—often under tight timelines.
Matejka Law understands these realities and provides landlord-focused legal strategies tailored to the demands of rental property ownership. With deep experience in landlord-tenant law and over 20 years of real-world property management insight, we guide landlords, property managers, and investors through evictions, lease compliance, and disputes with clarity, confidence, and precision.









* Additional hearings or appeals billed separately at discounted rates

This workshop helps you build a strong legal foundation for your rental operations.

Your team will walk away prepared, confident, and compliant.
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What To Do if Your Tenant Abandons a Property
You stop by a rental unit to check on a late payment and find the door unlocked, the lights off, and the furniture removed. In that moment, it’s natural to wonder what happens when a tenant abandons a property, especially since changing the locks too soon can create legal trouble. Mishandling the situation exposes you
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What Are a Landlord’s Responsibilities for Repairs?
You noticed a leak in the ceiling last week and submitted a maintenance request, yet nothing has happened. Moments like this leave renters unsure where simple inconvenience ends and legal duty begins. Habitability standards under state law offer real protection, though tenants often do not know what those rules actually cover. Many renters find themselves
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When Can a Tenant Withhold Rent?
Discovering a broken heater in January or a leaking ceiling after weeks of rain can leave you frustrated as a tenant. You pay your rent on time, yet the property remains in poor condition despite repeated requests for help. Many South Carolina tenants naturally wonder whether pausing payments is a legal way to compel their
