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Repossession and forfeiture covers actions to recover a property when the occupant or owner fails to meet terms or obligations, including court procedures to regain possession of a home or commercial lease and the removal of a tenant or lessee where appropriate.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

Solicitors handle applications for possession, respond to counterclaims, and manage steps such as serving notices, applying to the court for warrants or eviction orders, and coordinating with mortgage lenders or landlords. They may advise on counterclaims, potential defenses, and any related enforcement procedures, including possession proceedings in the county court or High Court as relevant.

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David Roper

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It has been an absolute pleasure working with David and Hope Law on my recent property transaction. David is the ultimate professional and nothing is too much trouble for the client; his prompt communications and attention to detail is second to none whilst at the same time being friendly and approachable. I can’t recommend him highly enough!

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