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LVL Evictions uses the services of Christopher Storke, Esq. for many cases that require an Attorney to be involved in such as: Formal Evictions, Small Claims, District Court, NV Supreme Court, etc.
CHRISTOPHER A. STORKE, Esq.
Attorney PH: 727-418-2123 Bar # 14002 , Member since: 5/4/2016 |
Christopher Storke, Esq. is a very honest, well educated, and experienced Attorney.
Christopher Storke, Esq. has worked for numerous law firms in his career, on a variety of cases, for many different clients, and feels that a straight answer is the best way to tell clients what to expect. Christopher Storke Esq. has worked on or has been associated with many cases in Justice Court, District Court, NV Supreme Court, etc. Christopher Storke, Esq. is will also give you his honest opinion on whether it is worth pursuing a small claims action or not. These are key qualities that are essential in having an Attorney on your side, to fight for your rights, and pursuade the Judge that you deserve the money owed to you. The initial consultation fee with Christopher Storke, Esq. is required to be paid first, before the session, because you are paying for his time, experience and lawful recommendations, regardless if you proceed forward or not. An initial consutation date and time will be set for you to speak with Christopher Storke, Esq., by his staff, so make sure your payment is made in advance for the consultation. |
Why do you need a Small Claims Service?
Small Claims is a way to let the Tenants know you mean business and are demanding money from him/her/them for the damages caused (minus what deposit covered). You may be owed back rent, damages to the property, etc. Sometimes the deposits that you collected in the beginning of the lease do not cover everything that is owed. NOW....you can eat your loss or let the Tenants know that you are demanding that they pay for what the deposit did not cover.
Small Claims is a way to let the Tenants know you mean business and are demanding money from him/her/them for the damages caused (minus what deposit covered). You may be owed back rent, damages to the property, etc. Sometimes the deposits that you collected in the beginning of the lease do not cover everything that is owed. NOW....you can eat your loss or let the Tenants know that you are demanding that they pay for what the deposit did not cover.
