When Your Lease Needs a Lawyer, We Connect You.
LeaseCheck gives you our compliance read. When a clause calls for a legal opinion, we hand you off to a licensed attorney — cleanly, with your report ready for them.
Four steps
How the referral works
Get your compliance report
Upload your lease and LeaseCheck gives you a plain-English read on the clauses, fees, and terms worth attention.
We flag what needs a legal opinion
When our evaluation reaches a clause that calls for a professional judgment, we say so — clearly, and without guessing.
Connect with an attorney
From your report you can request a referral to a licensed attorney and send an inquiry, with your report organized as a review packet.
The attorney advises you
The attorney reviews your situation and provides the legal advice. LeaseCheck makes the handoff clean — it does not advise you itself.
What to expect
When you request a referral, you'll see attorney profiles matched to what your lease needs — by focus area, with contact details and a short description. Here's the kind of focus areas you can expect.
Real estate law
General lease review and real-property questions — the terms, obligations, and structure of your agreement.
Tenant rights & lease negotiation
Renter-side representation: rights under Colorado law, negotiating terms, and responding to a landlord.
Landlord/tenant disputes
When a disagreement is already underway — a disputed charge, a repair standoff, a deposit fight — an attorney who handles these disputes every day can tell you where you stand and what to do next.
Focus areas shown for illustration. Actual attorney profiles appear in your report when you request a referral.
Sending an inquiry
From your report, sending an inquiry is a short form — your name, email, phone, and a message. The attorney receives it along with your organized report. This is a preview of that step; you'll complete it inside your report.
Start with your compliance report.
Get your plain-English read first. If a clause needs a legal opinion, the referral is right there in your report.
Referral questions
Does LeaseCheck give legal advice through the referral? +
No. The referral connects you to a licensed attorney who provides the legal advice. LeaseCheck gives you our compliance read and organizes your report for the attorney — the legal opinion is theirs, not ours.
Do I have to use an attorney? +
No. Many renters use their report on its own to ask better questions. The referral is there for when a clause genuinely needs a professional opinion, or you simply want one.
What does the attorney receive? +
With your permission, your lease report is organized into a review packet so the attorney can get up to speed quickly — your key facts, findings, and the specific clauses worth review.
Is this available right now? +
The attorney referral is part of the LeaseCheck experience. This page previews how it works so you know what to expect from your report.