Closings, landlord-tenant matters and estate planning, handled by an attorney who is also a licensed real estate broker.
Approximate, firm-reported figures. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
T. Padric Moore, Esq. is a New York State general practice attorney whose work centers on real estate. Whether he is helping a landlord recover possession of a rental unit, guiding a family through the purchase of a first home, or putting an estate plan in writing, Mr. Moore handles each matter with the same commitment to personal and professional service.
About the firmNon-payment, holdover and special proceedings for landlords and property managers — on a flat fee from $900, with hourly billing only if a hearing or trial is needed.
Purchases and sales for buyers, sellers and investors, and closings for lenders — from contract review through closing day.
Wills and advance directives — health care proxies and living wills — that put your wishes in writing and protect the people you care about.
T. Padric Moore, Esq.
Attorney & Counselor at Law
Because Mr. Moore is both an attorney and a licensed real estate broker, he understands the transaction from every angle — the contract, the title, the lender's requirements and the practical realities of getting to the closing table.
For landlords, that same practical approach means clear notices, properly filed proceedings and steady follow-through until possession is restored.
Every case is different, but most follow the same path. We handle each step and keep you informed along the way.
We prepare and serve the right notice — a 14-day rent demand for non-payment, or the proper termination notice for a holdover.
If the tenant doesn't pay or leave, we file the summary proceeding and have the papers served.
We appear for you in court, negotiate where it makes sense, and try the case if it comes to that.
With a judgment in hand, we file and process the warrant of eviction so you can recover your property.
Most evictions take two to eight months, depending on the case and the court. Flat fees start at $900 per rental premises; hearings or trials are billed hourly and the warrant is $250, so most landlords budget about $1,300.
See fees & FAQAs a property manager, I have had the pleasure of working with T. Padric Moore, Esq. and his team on several eviction cases and landlord-tenant disputes. Their expertise in landlord-tenant law and commitment to their clients is unmatched. They provide comprehensive legal services, from simple lease drafting to representing us in court, and consistently achieve successful resolutions. The team’s attention to detail and ability to navigate the complexities of eviction proceedings with ease is truly remarkable. I highly recommend T. Padric Moore, Esq. and his team to anyone in need of legal representation in landlord-tenant disputes. Their commitment to protecting property rights and achieving positive outcomes for their clients is unparalleled.
As a real estate broker, I have had the privilege of referring several clients to T. Padric Moore, Esq. and his team for their real estate closing services. Their expertise in real estate law and commitment to their clients through the legal process of a closing is truly remarkable. I have seen first hand the dedication and professionalism that T. Padric Moore, Esq. and his team bring to every closing, and their commitment to ensuring their clients’ success. I highly recommend T. Padric Moore, Esq. and his team to anyone in need of expert real estate closing services. Their attention to detail and commitment to their clients truly sets them apart.
Testimonials from a property-management client and a referring real estate broker. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
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