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Landlord schemes cover how a private or resident landlord organises and manages a building or estate, including service charges, major works and shared facilities. A solicitor practising this area helps clients draft or review scheme documents, advise on how costs are proposed and recovered, and navigate requirements for consultation and governance under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 and related legislation. They also assist with right to manage and similar arrangements where residents take control of management matters.

Where a solicitor protects your position

The solicitor protects your position by ensuring procedures, notices and deadlines are met for service charges, major works and governance matters; they explain the impact of estimates, contra-charges and contingency contributions, and advise on proper records, receipts and declarations to avoid disputes or prosecutions.

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Debra Williamson

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We came to Debra for help with our mortgage and her service was great. Got to the solution extremely quickly and couldn't be more happy.

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