What we can help with
Rent arrears and possession
Tenancy and lease breaches
Deposit disputes
Repairs and disrepair
Service charges and dilapidations
Lease termination, renewal and rent review
Advice for landlords
Support may include rent arrears, possession strategy, termination notices, lease breaches, recovery of sums due, property condition disputes and guidance on landlord obligations. Correct procedure is essential, particularly where possession is sought.
Advice for tenants
Tenants may need advice on lease terms, notices, disrepair, deposits, service charges, managing-agent disputes, access and the landlord’s repairing obligations. Early review can clarify what should be challenged and what evidence to preserve.
Negotiation and proceedings
Many housing and lease disputes can be narrowed through correspondence or negotiation. Where that is not enough, representation may be needed in the court or relevant tribunal, depending on the dispute.
Frequently asked questions
Possession generally requires compliance with the applicable statutory procedure and notice requirements. The correct route depends on the tenancy and facts.
Yes. Reviewing the agreement can clarify rent, repair, break, deposit, use and other obligations and may identify the strongest route for resolving a dispute.
Often they can. Negotiation, payment plans or other agreed terms may resolve the dispute, but any settlement should be documented carefully.
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