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(219) 464-3246
Langer & Langer represents landlords throughout Porter and LaPorte Counties in evictions, lease disputes, real estate litigation, and property-management matters. If a tenant issue has put your property or your rental income at risk, our team handles the eviction process and the lease work that comes with it. Call us today at 219-464-3246 to discuss your case.
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Elaine Branson65 days agoTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
If you want top-tier legal representation, this is the firm to choose. I had the pleasure of speaking with Sarah Langer. She is an exceptionally clear, accurate, and compassionate communicator. In the darkest moments for my son and me, she provided deep empathy and unwavering support. This firm stands for true ethics. Look no further—Sarah is absolutely phenomenal.Posted on Google
Twinkle Forrest66 days agoI would like to sincerely thank Robert Langer and the entire staff at Langer & Langer for all they have done for our family. From the moment Robert learned about our daughter’s case, he personally called me that same night. As a mother, that means more to me than I can put into words. We still have a journey ahead of us, but I truly appreciate Robert Langer and his entire team for everything they have done and continue to do for our family. When you’re going through one of the hardest times of your life, having people who genuinely care makes such a difference…not only for you, but for your entire family. I thank Father God for placing Robert and his team along our path. And I know in my heart that my little girl would be proud to know that her mommy hasn’t stopped and will not stop seeking justice for her. 💚💚💚Posted on Google
Fawn Selsor66 days agoRobert Langer and his assistant have been very helpful and respectful during my lawsuit. They have kept in constant communication with me and got me the the most money for my settlement. I will always recommend this law firm.Posted on Google
Miranda Lund69 days agoI reached out after my ex-employer had a company vehicle hit my parked car and they didn’t want to pay for the damages. Robert within a week got me compensated for the damages and my lost wages!Posted on Google
Harriette Fridge83 days agoI highly recommend Steve Langer, a two-time award-winning attorney of Langer and Langer Law. I consulted with him regarding a severe bedsores neglect case involving a beloved family member. He demonstrated compassionate care from the very first minute making me feel completely supported during a tough time. Even for a simple initial evaluation, he was exceptionally thorough and generously invested his valuable time free of charge to look into our situation. He is honest, highly efficient, and will not waste time or money. He is a wonderful person of the highest professional standards and unmatched integrity. LOOK NO FURTHER! P.S. I am truly honored to have met him and will definitely send referrals his way.Posted on Google
Bernadette Minix87 days agoProfessional very positive,helpful.Posted on Google
Melinda Finley111 days agoLanger & Langer is a professional and compassionate firm. I am very pleased with the service they provided me and the staff! Heather Gilbert exceeded my expectations and is a great person too. I will miss conversations with her now that my case is closed. I cannot express my gratitude and respect for Heather and the entire staff of Langer & Langer. If you are looking for results from top notch attorneys, you need to hire Langer & Langer.Posted on Google
Grace Arnett125 days agoRobert is the best, guiding us through the whole process, working hard and fighting to make sure we got everything settled in our favor I could not recommend him enough. Very professional company all around.Posted on Google
Kristin Lumley163 days agoI reached out to Robert at Langer & Langer after being involved in an accident. From the beginning, he and his team have been incredibly responsive and always available to answer any questions—they either reply right away or follow up with a call very quickly. Any time documents or updates were sent, they made sure I had a chance to review everything and encouraged me to reach out with questions, which made me feel comfortable and informed throughout the process. They are extremely professional and honest, and at no point did I feel like just another case—I truly felt like they genuinely care about their clients. I would absolutely recommend them to anyone needing an attorney after an accident.Posted on Google
Michael Albers192 days agoDanielle is a fantastic lawyer, very professional and great at her job.Verified by TrustindexTrustindex verified badge is the Universal Symbol of Trust. Only the greatest companies can get the verified badge who has a review score above 4.5, based on customer reviews over the past 12 months. Read more
Our real estate attorneys work for property owners and managers across Porter and LaPorte Counties. We draft leases that hold up under Indiana law, and when a tenant breaches one, we move quickly to enforce it or start the eviction process.
We handle leasing and landlord representation across a range of property types, including:
Whether you own a single rental home or manage a portfolio of commercial spaces, we bring the same attention to the lease terms that protect you and the enforcement options available when a tenant breaches them.
Eviction and lease disputes can stall rent collection for months and put a property’s value at risk. Contact our landlord attorneys for the help you need when a tenant situation escalates.
Contact us if You Have a Case
Our services for landlords in Porter and LaPorte Counties include:
In Indiana, the landlord who hires the attorney pays for the representation. Fee structures vary by matter. An eviction filing typically runs on a flat or hourly basis, while ongoing lease work or litigation is usually billed hourly.
Costs depend on the complexity of the matter. A straightforward eviction filing or lease review often falls in the $500 to $1,500 range, while hourly rates for landlord representation generally run between $150 and $400. Contested evictions or litigation cost more as the matter extends.
Yes. An experienced landlord attorney drafts leases that hold up under Indiana law, moves an eviction through the correct notice and filing sequence, and represents you if a tenant contests the case in court. Mistakes in notice timing or lease language are what cause evictions to get dismissed and refiled, costing landlords months of lost rent.
Indiana does not require a lawyer to file an eviction, but the notice periods, court filings, and hearing procedures are easy to get wrong. A landlord attorney reduces the risk of a case getting thrown out on a technicality and having to start the clock over.
For real estate litigation, you need an attorney who handles landlord-tenant conflicts, commercial lease disputes, and property-related contract breaches, and who can represent you in both negotiation and in court.
An uncontested eviction can move through the Indiana courts in three to six weeks once the notice period runs and the case is filed. A contested case, where the tenant appears and disputes the claim, typically takes longer and depends on the county's court schedule.
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