Property Dispute? We Fight Your Corner.

Your landlord must follow the correct legal process to evict you, which depends on the type of tenancy and the grounds for possession. You have rights as a tenant, and our solicitors can advise you on your position and options.

A dilapidations claim is a landlord's claim against a tenant for breach of the repairing obligations in a lease. This typically arises at the end of a lease term. Our solicitors can advise on both bringing and defending dilapidations claims.

A Section 25 notice is served by a landlord under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 to end a business tenancy or propose new terms for renewal. Strict time limits apply, and failure to respond correctly can result in losing your right to a new lease. Our solicitors can ensure you take the right steps within the required timeframe.

The timeline for a possession claim depends on the grounds for possession and whether the tenant contests it. An uncontested possession claim can be resolved within a few months, whereas a contested claim may take several months more. Our solicitors will advise on the most efficient route for your circumstances.

Adverse possession is a legal principle that allows a person who has occupied land without the owner's permission for a specified period to apply to become the registered owner. The requirements are strict and depend on whether the land is registered or unregistered. Our solicitors can advise on both making and defending adverse possession claims.