Top 10 of 4,694 law firms for Breach of Tenancy, Housing & Property

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Breach of Tenancy covers when a tenant or landlord fails to comply with the terms of a tenancy agreement for a dwelling. It includes issues such as rent arrears, violating covenants (like keeping the property in good repair), subletting without permission, and unauthorised alterations. A solicitor in this area helps with drafting notices, advising on available remedies, and, if needed, pursuing or defending possession and damages claims in the county court. The work is shaped by the tenancy contract, relevant housing legislation, and eviction or enforcement procedures.

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Jonathan Parker

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Ours was a straightforward conveyancing transaction with the potential to become complicated. Everyone involved ensured all interactions were swiftly handled. The lead solicitor and partner both made themselves available when required to answer specific questions, which was most appreciated. Excellent customer service, would recommend highly.

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Helen Lloyd

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We recently used Progression for the purchase of our new home and had an excellent experience from start to finish. Helen and Saaima were both incredibly helpful, professional and responsive throughout the process. Saaima kept us informed at every stage, answered all our questions clearly and made what could have been a stressful time feel smooth and manageable. Highly recommend their services to anyone looking for a professional and friendly solicitors.

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