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Landlord & Tenant
Landlord and tenant law governs the legal relationship between landlords and residential tenants, including possession, rent, tenancy terms and disputes. Problems can become more difficult and costly when the correct legal procedures are not followed.
We advise landlords and tenants on their rights and responsibilities and provide practical guidance when disputes arise. Our team can assist from initial advice and negotiation through to formal proceedings where necessary.
Areas of service
Squatting can create serious difficulties for property owners where individuals occupy land or property without permission. The appropriate legal process depends on the circumstances and taking incorrect action can create further complications.
We help property owners understand their rights and the lawful steps available to recover possession. Our team can act promptly to progress the matter and, where necessary, represent you through court proceedings.
Rent arrears arise when a tenant fails to make rental payments when they become due. Unpaid rent can quickly become a significant issue for landlords and may require formal action if an agreement cannot be reached.
We advise on recovering outstanding rent and the legal options available. Where appropriate, we can assist with notices, negotiations, possession proceedings and recovery action.
Trespass occurs when someone enters or remains on land or property without the legal right or permission to do so. Property owners may need to act quickly while ensuring the correct legal procedure is followed.
We provide practical advice on recovering possession from trespassers and can take the necessary legal steps on your behalf. Our team works to resolve matters efficiently while protecting your property rights.
Rent disputes can arise over unpaid rent, increases, payment obligations or disagreements about the amount legally due under a tenancy.
We review the tenancy arrangements and circumstances before explaining your legal position. Our team can assist with negotiation and, where necessary, formal proceedings to reach an appropriate resolution.
An eviction notice is a formal step that may be required before a landlord can seek possession of a rented property. The correct notice and procedure depend on the tenancy and circumstances.
We advise on the appropriate procedure and help prepare the relevant documentation correctly. Our team can also assist with the next stages if possession is not returned after the applicable notice process.
A tenancy agreement sets out the rights and responsibilities of the landlord and tenant. A properly prepared agreement can provide clarity on matters including rent, deposits, repairs and use of the property.
We prepare and review tenancy agreements with the aim of creating clear and practical terms. We can also advise on existing agreements where questions or disputes have arisen.
Possession proceedings may be necessary where a landlord is legally entitled to recover a property but possession has not been returned voluntarily.
We guide landlords through the possession process from the initial notice through to court proceedings where required. Our team explains each stage and provides representation where formal action becomes necessary.
An unlawful eviction may occur where a residential occupier is removed from a property without the correct legal procedure being followed. These situations can give rise to serious legal consequences.
We advise on the rights and remedies available when an unlawful eviction is alleged. Our team carefully reviews the circumstances and provides practical advice on resolving the matter or pursuing formal action where appropriate.
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