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Rehousing covers the duty to help someone who is homeless or threatened with homelessness, and securing suitable accommodation through local authority housing options and allocations schemes. A solicitor advises on making or resisting homelessness applications, challenging council decisions, and obtaining or reviewing temporary or settled housing arrangements, including transfers and priority categories. They may draft statements, prepare evidence, liaise with housing officers, and represent clients in reviews or court where necessary.

Where a solicitor protects your position

The decision to provide settled accommodation can determine housing security for a long period, and delays or incorrect allocations can have lasting consequences. A solicitor offers protection by ensuring lawful timing, proper review rights, and a clear record of the council’s duties and the available housing options.

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