For You & Your Family
Landlord & Tenant
Property disagreements need a clear understanding of the documents, the people involved and the outcome you need.
Practical Help With Tenancy And Property Issues
Whether you let a property or live in one, a tenancy problem can become disruptive quickly. Our initial conversation identifies the type of property, the tenancy or lease arrangement and the issue that needs attention. We then explain how the enquiry can be taken forward and what information would be useful.
How We Can Help
- Residential landlord and tenant enquiries
- Rent and tenancy disputes
- Questions about notices and possession proceedings
- Repair and condition disagreements
- Deposit-related concerns
- Commercial tenancy enquiries through our business team
Your First Conversation
Say whether you are a landlord or tenant, where the property is and the broad nature of the issue. Mention any notice, court hearing or important date. A real adviser will need to consider the applicable rules and the documents.
We will listen to what you need, identify the relevant service and explain the proposed next step. Before any work is agreed, the scope, likely costs and information needed should be clear.
Questions You May Have
Can landlords and tenants both enquire?
Yes. Please make your role clear at the start of the enquiry.
Can you review a notice I have received?
A notice can form part of a service enquiry. Tell us what kind of notice it is and any date it mentions.
What about commercial premises?
Start with our Commercial Property page for lease transactions, or Commercial Disputes where a disagreement has arisen.
Your Next Step
Let’s Start With A Conversation.
Tell us what you need help with. We will take it from there.