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This work covers disputes arising from troublesome tenants and tenancy breaches, including possession actions, rent arrears, breach of covenant, anti-social behaviour and related enforcement. A solicitor drafts notices, negotiates settlements, applies to the county court for possession or injunctions, and represents the client at hearings. They coordinate with housing authorities, probation or support services where relevant, and advise on remedies available under housing legislation to protect the client’s interests.

Where a solicitor protects your position

The action often hinges on time‑critical steps, such as serving proper notices and obtaining a possession order or injunction. A solicitor ensures compliance, navigation of court procedures, and all necessary evidence and documentation to pursue or resist eviction, protect tenancy rights, and enforce remedies.

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