Expert Landlord Solicitors for Evictions, Rent Arrears & Tenancy Advice

Unpaid rent can put serious pressure on a landlord’s finances, especially when arrears build up over several months. Acting quickly and following the correct process gives you the best chance of recovering what you’re owed and resolving the situation without unnecessary delay.

Our lawyers advise landlords on recovering rent arrears, from letters before action and payment plans to possession claims on rent arrears grounds and money claims through the courts. Where a judgment is obtained, we’ll advise on the most effective enforcement options available.

A clear, well-drafted tenancy agreement protects both landlords and tenants and helps avoid costly disputes later on. Since the Renters’ Rights Act came into force, many existing agreements no longer reflect the law and need reviewing to make sure they’re fully compliant.

Our landlord and tenant lawyers draft and review residential tenancy agreements, written statements of terms, licences and other lettings documentation. We’ll make sure your documents are clear, up to date and compliant, so you know exactly where you stand and can let with confidence.

Letting a property comes with a growing list of legal responsibilities, from deposit protection and safety certificates to licensing, property standards and record-keeping. Falling short can lead to penalties, restrictions on regaining possession and disputes with tenants.

Our lawyers advise landlords, letting agents and property managers on their legal obligations, compliance processes and day-to-day issues such as disrepair, access and deposit disputes. We’ll help you put the right processes in place to protect your investment and your tenants.

Discovering squatters or trespassers on your property can be distressing, and every day of occupation can cause damage, disruption and lost income. With 14 years’ experience in this area, our dedicated specialists act swiftly to resolve claims on residential, commercial and agricultural land.

Working closely with enforcement agents, we provide a streamlined 360-degree service, from initial assessment and issuing proceedings to obtaining possession and dealing with post-eviction matters, so you can regain your property quickly, safely and lawfully.

The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 is the biggest change to private renting in England in decades, abolishing Section 21, replacing fixed-term tenancies with periodic tenancies and introducing new obligations for landlords. Understanding how it affects you is essential.

Our landlord and tenant lawyers help landlords, letting agents and tenants understand the new rules, review tenancy documentation and processes, and navigate the new possession grounds with confidence. We’ll give you clear, practical advice so you can stay compliant and avoid costly mistakes.