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This area covers the duties local councils owe to people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, and the rules about being rehoused. It focuses on the council's statutory homelessness obligations, including when applicants must be offered accommodation and what counts as a suitable home. A solicitor in this field drafts and reviews applications, helps gather evidence, challenges decisions, and represents clients at housing tribunals or in court if required.
The main issues include whether the council correctly assessed homelessness, what type of accommodation must be offered, and whether the rehouse decision is lawful and timely. A solicitor provides guidance on rights to review, potential interim accommodation, and the consequences of failing to meet statutory duties, including the impact on housing options and deadlines.
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