Navigating changing landlord and tenant law
Residential landlord and tenant law continues to evolve, with significant reforms affecting how tenancies are created, managed and brought to an end.
Proposed and forthcoming changes, including reforms to Section 21 “no fault” evictions, strengthened tenant protections and revised compliance requirements, mean landlords must stay up to date to avoid costly mistakes.
Tenants also need clear advice on their rights where issues arise with disrepair, eviction, rent arrears, or tenancy terms.
Whether you are a landlord seeking to regain possession or a tenant facing eviction, early legal advice is essential.
Our approach is strategic and proportionate, aiming to resolve disputes efficiently while protecting your legal position.
How we can help
Possession proceedings
Advising landlords on lawful possession claims and representing tenants responding to eviction action.
Rent arrears disputes
Assisting with recovery of unpaid rent or defending arrears claims.
Tenancy agreement disputes
Advising on breaches of tenancy terms and enforcement options.
Disrepair claims
Representing landlords or tenants in disputes relating to property condition and repair obligations.
Deposit disputes
Advising on tenancy deposit protection and repayment disagreements.
Compliance and regulatory advice
Guiding landlords through new legal requirements and tenancy law reforms.
Negotiation and mediation
Seeking practical resolutions without Court proceedings where possible.
Court representation
Representing clients in County Court proceedings where litigation is necessary.
