Landlord-Tenant Attorneys in Long Beach — We File the Day Your Deadline Expires
Every day an eviction case sits unfiled is a day of rent a landlord doesn't get back.
Potier Law Group is a landlord-tenant law firm based in Long Beach, California, representing property owners, landlords, and property managers in Long Beach and the surrounding Los Angeles and Orange County area. The firm handles unlawful detainer filings, notice drafting, tenant nonpayment matters, and property manager compliance — and files the same day a legal deadline expires, such as the day a default judgment window closes, to avoid any avoidable delay in an eviction proceeding.
You'll hear back from an attorney — not an assistant — the same day.
Direct Attorney Involvement When Timing Matters
Amanda Potier, Founding Attorney
When a landlord contacts Potier Law Group with a deadline approaching, the matter is handled directly by an attorney—not routed through a call center or left solely with support staff. That direct involvement helps the firm move quickly when notices, filings, and other time-sensitive actions require immediate attention.
From the initial review through the next legal step, clients know which attorney is handling their matter and have direct access to the legal team responsible for moving it forward.
What Landlords and Property Managers Say About Us
Welcoming, real people.
A bilingual Spanish/English attorney on staff — a rare asset in this region.
Spanish-speaking clients can work through their plan directly with an attorney, not just a translated page. (Front-desk reception is not currently Spanish-speaking — let us know when you call, and we'll connect you with an attorney who speaks Spanish.)
Settlement-focused, not litigation-first.
Why Long Beach Landlords Choose Potier Law Group
Same-day filing, always.
We file the day a deadline expires — for example, the day a default judgment window closes — because every day of delay costs you rent.
We serve landlords of every size.
Whether you own a single rental property or manage a larger portfolio, your matter receives the same level of attention, responsiveness, and direct attorney involvement.
One team, from notice through judgment.
The attorney handling your matter can guide it from the initial notice through litigation and trial if the tenant contests the case, providing continuity throughout the process.
Direct attorney access.
You work directly with the attorney handling your matter, with consistent communication and legal guidance from start to finish.
Settlement-focused, but ready to move immediately.
We aim for the fastest resolution available — and when litigation is the only path, there's no delay in pursuing it.
Have a Legal Question? Call 562-986-9900
Landlord-Tenant Services We Handle
Potier Law Group represents landlords, property owners, and property managers throughout Long Beach, Los Angeles County, and Orange County in eviction, nonpayment, notice, and compliance matters.
Custody & Parenting Time
Your place in your child's life matters, and so does the time you spend together — we help protect both.
Child & Spousal Support
Fair numbers that reflect your real life, not just a formula, whether it's support for your kids or for yourself.
Adoption
Making your family official is a big moment — we make sure it's handled right, from start to finish.
Unlawful Detainer
When the applicable notice period expires and the requirements for filing have been met, we move forward with the unlawful detainer action that same day, avoiding unnecessary delay between the deadline and filing.
Eviction Notice Drafting & Updates
A properly prepared notice is an important part of the California eviction process. We draft eviction notices and keep our approach current with California requirements to help landlords move through the process efficiently.
Tenant Nonpayment
When a tenant stops paying rent, delays can add to a landlord’s financial burden. We help property owners address nonpayment from the required notice through an unlawful detainer filing when further action becomes necessary.
Property Manager Compliance
We provide ongoing landlord-tenant notice and compliance support for property managers and owners managing multiple rental properties, helping them address recurring issues and changing requirements.
Not sure which landlord-tenant service fits your situation?
Who We Represent in Landlord-Tenant Matters
Potier Law Group represents the following clients in landlord-tenant matters in Long Beach and the surrounding Los Angeles and Orange County area:
Landlords & Property Owners
Managing one or more rental properties and facing a tenant issue that needs to move quickly.
First-Time & Self-Managing Landlords
New to the notice and eviction process and need it handled correctly the first time.
Small to Midsize Property Managers
Managing multiple units or properties on behalf of owners.
Larger Property Management Companies
With properties located throughout our Long Beach and Orange County service area, regardless of company size.
Ready to Discuss Your Situation? Call 562-986-9900
Serving Landlords Across Long Beach, LA County, and Orange County
Potier Law Group is based in Long Beach, at 3233 East Broadway. In landlord-tenant matters, proximity to the courts isn't just a convenience — filing at the Long Beach Courthouse, the Stanley Mosk Courthouse in Los Angeles, or one of the Santa Ana courthouses in Orange County the same day a deadline closes means being close enough to do it without delay.
We also regularly represent landlords and property managers in Torrance, Lakewood, Cerritos, Seal Beach, Huntington Beach, Anaheim, Garden Grove, the City of Orange, Tustin, and Mission Viejo.
Common Questions About Evictions and Landlord-Tenant Law in California
How fast can I evict a tenant in California?
The eviction timeline depends on the required notice period, the court’s schedule, and whether the tenant contests the case. Once the applicable notice period expires without resolution, we can file the unlawful detainer action without unnecessary delay. When the matter is ready for filing, our firm acts that same day.
What happens after a 3-day notice expires in California?
If the tenant has not paid, corrected the issue, or moved out by the end of an applicable 3-day notice period, the landlord may be able to file an unlawful detainer action. When the requirements for filing have been met, our firm moves forward that same day.
Can an attorney draft my eviction notice and handle the unlawful detainer case?
Yes. We can assist with the required notice and handle the unlawful detainer action if the tenant does not comply. Keeping both stages with one firm can also reduce the risk of avoidable delays between the notice and court filing.
Do you represent property management companies as well as individual landlords?
Yes. We work with individual landlords, self-managing property owners, and property management companies with multiple properties throughout our service area.
How quickly can I speak with a landlord-tenant attorney at Potier Law Group?
We respond the same day. Whether you call our Long Beach office, send an email, or submit the contact form, your inquiry receives the same prompt attention.
Every Day Without Rent Adds to the Cost
When a tenant stops paying rent, unnecessary delays can mean additional lost income. Contact Potier Law Group’s Long Beach office by phone or through our online form to speak directly with an attorney. If you are facing an approaching deadline, let our team know so we can evaluate the matter promptly and take the appropriate legal action as soon as the applicable deadline allows.
Call Potier Law Group:
562-986-9900