Tenants and landlords in Utah can get a free situational assessment before deciding what to do next. Leazzy helps organize the facts, identify what matters, and clarify where you stand.
Move-out situations involve money, documentation, and deadlines — for tenants and landlords alike. Leazzy helps both sides understand what their documents say and what matters before they decide what to do next.
Understand what your landlord can and cannot deduct, what Utah law requires them to provide, and what your options are if the deposit wasn't returned properly.
Understand what deductions are legally defensible, what documentation you need, and what Utah law requires before you withhold any portion of a security deposit.
Review lease language, move-out notice periods, forwarding address requirements, inspection rights, and return deadlines — before a misunderstanding becomes a dispute.
Leazzy does not replace a lawyer, court, or housing authority. It helps you understand the situation in plain language, identify what matters in your documents, and know what to do next — before committing to any course of action.
Describe your situation. Leazzy asks the right questions, reviews the relevant facts, and tells you honestly where you stand — including when the situation may not support the outcome you're hoping for.
Share your lease, notices, or communications. Leazzy identifies the clauses and deadlines that matter for your specific situation — without pretending the document is simpler than it is.
Leave knowing what to do — what to document, what to send, what timelines apply, and when you may need formal legal help. The decision is always yours.