Landlord and Tenant Law Specialist Service.
Landlord Service
With the significant changes in Landlord Tenant Law, the obligations on a Landlord are more demanding than ever before. From the simple pre-tenancy document requirements, to tenancy deposit protection and in the very near future the end of section 21 notices (no fault evictions).
At Owen Stevens Solicitors, we understand the pressures faced by residential landlords and are here to offer advice and support to reach practical solutions wherever possible. That is where we are different. We believe in alternative dispute resolution, negotiation and attempting to resolve disputes without or during the course of litigation. This ensures the matter is resolved in the most cost-effective manner.
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Our expert team of solicitors have over 20 years of experience advising and acting on behalf of Landlords and Tenants. It is important to seek early legal advice in a dispute to avoid problems escalating to court. We can advise on all legal matters relating to tenancy and contractual disputes.
We represent both Landlords and Tenants and have a dedicated department for residential Landlords and managing agents. We can provide a complete legal service or simply partial assistance at any point you need us.
How We Can Help
We can assist with drafting and serving notices, possession claims, enforcement proceedings, squatters and unauthorised occupiers, defending claims and tenancy checks to ensure a Landlord has complied with and is up with the legal requirements.
Most common problems a Landlord encounters are: -
- A Tenant has not paid rent and you wish to serve notice and seek possession
- A Tenant has breached the terms of the tenancy agreement
- A Tenant has damaged the property
- A Tenant has complained about a neighbour dispute
- A Landlord wants to recover possession of the property
- A Landlord disputes the repairs and is unsure who is responsible to carry them out
- A Landlord is defending a claim for breach of the tenancy deposit scheme requirements
- A Landlord is defending a claim for unlawful eviction
- A Landlord is defending a claim for disrepair
Tenant Service
Most common problems a Tenant encounters are: -
- A Landlord is wanting to evict you, has served notice and intends to seek possession
- A Landlord has or is threatening to unlawfully evict you from the property
- A Tenant no longer wishes to remain at the property and seeks to terminate the tenancy
- There is disrepair at the property and you want the Landlord to carry out repair works and pay compensation
- There is a dispute over the return of the tenancy deposit and breach of the tenancy deposit scheme requirements
- There are allegations of breach of tenancy and/or anti social behaviour
- There is a neighbour dispute
We will provide a full estimate of likely fees and expenses at the outset. The firm does not provide legal aid.
Please contact our Landlord and Tenant solicitors today to discuss how we can help. You can complete the form below and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
Contact Us
Tel: 0208 986 7555
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07813 070744
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