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Do you have to bring a tenant to court for eviction? Watch this video to learn the courts that handle landlord-tenant disputes in Delaware County. Call us!
Question:
What courts in Delaware County handle landlord and tenant issues?Answer:
In Pennsylvania, a landlord’s action to collect rent or regain possession of the premises must be brought in the Magisterial District Court of whatever area the unit or building is in. The Magisterial District Court is smaller than the Court of Common Pleas. Typically, it’s referred to as “small claims court,” and filing there is a more informal the process than in the larger courts. The Magisterial District Court has mandatory jurisdiction over the Landlord and Tenant Act. Following an action for possession and rent, if you as the landlord or the tenant are dissatisfied with the result, the issue can be appealed to the Court of Common Pleas.Do you have questions about the courts that handle landlord-tenant disputes in Delaware County? Contact our experienced Media, PA Landlord Tenant Attorneys for a legal consultation.
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