Landlord and Tenant

Advice for landlords, Boundary Dispute, Tenancy dispute support

our Landlord and Tenant services

Practical help for landlords and tenants

Whether you’re dealing with a difficult tenant or an unresponsive landlord, we’re here to offer straightforward legal support.

  • Tenancy Dispute – Resolve disagreement over rent arrears, repairs, deposits.
  • Section 8, 21 Notice – Advice and preparation of valid eviction notices, ensuring full compliance.
  • Neighbour Dispute – We can help you with a range of different issues including boundary dispute, noise nuisances, anti-social behaviour.

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FAQ

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The notice period depends on the type of tenancy and the grounds for eviction. For an Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST), landlords typically must give notice periods range from 2 weeks to 2 months, depending on the grounds used.

If a tenant stays beyond the notice period, landlords cannot forcibly remove them. Instead, they must apply to the court for a possession order. If granted, bailiffs can enforce the eviction.

If your landlord didn’t protect your deposit in a government-approved tenancy deposit scheme within 30 days of receiving it, they may have breached the law.
You may be entitled to claim 1 to 3 times the value of your deposit in compensation through the courts.