WE SPECIALISE IN TENANT EVICTION AND RENT ARREARS PROBLEMS THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE OF ENGLAND.
Bad tenant’s cost landlords money! If your tenant is in arrears of rent, causing a nuisance, damaging the property or just refusing to leave – then we can help you. We can advise you on your rights and provide you with full support during the tenant eviction process. Whether you are a private landlord or letting agent with just one property or many properties, we are here for you with professional advice and at very affordable rates!
Our aim is to advise, guide and help on all tenant evictions and rent arrears matters ensuring a fast and efficient resolution.
We offer a full and comprehensive service for landlords, ensuring you meet all the requirements, helping to prevent any unnecessary delays in serving eviction notices and possessions proceedings.
We want to offer a personal service and for you to know who is dealing with your matter. The team at Landlords Lawyer will help you at each step of the way. We are legal professionals and will work personally on your matter.
Legal services are regulated, and we work through an authorised and regulated solicitors’ firm called Taylor Rose.
Once we start acting for you, our letters and emails will be from us at Taylor Rose.
Taylor Rose will be your solicitors, and we will be the individuals handling your matter and helping you when needed.
COURT PROCESS
We offer expert advice on the court eviction process. Our Legal Consultant can guide you through the process.
REPRESENTATION
We will organise advocates to present your case in any local county court in England. Most areas are covered and the advocates specialise in Landlord & Tenant Possession Hearings and Mortgage Repossessions.
Rent arrears
Rent arrears can erode profits and cause financial problems. A few months of non-payment of rent could mean you could be out of pocket and may be forced to use your own savings or income to finance the property. Early detection is vital. Any missed rent payments need immediate action to safeguard your financial position.
Court eviction
Unfortunately, not all Tenants vacate a property on expiry of the relevant Section Notice and it may become necessary to go to court. We will draft, prepare documentation that needs to be filed at court in regards to recovering rent arrears and possessions of the property.
Serving notices
If your tenant won’t vacate your property, delays or doesn’t keep up with rent payments, or is breaching the tenancy clauses the next step to take as a landlord would be to serve a notice Our team Legal Consultants of experts can provide legal advice and assistance on which notice can be best in which situation, and serve it on your behalf.
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