- Bailiffs and warrants.
- Anti-social behaviour by tenants.
- Debt enforcement.
- Appealing court decisions.
- Forfeiture – although this is rather an archaic route and not popular with courts. But can advise on this.
- Assisting new landlords getting their first tenants.
- Any other landlord/tenant related query.
Additional Services
If you need further legal support—such as preparing court bundles or drafting witness statements—we offer competitive fixed or hourly rates based on case complexity. All costs are discussed transparently upfront with no hidden surprises.
Our services
- Section 48 Notices
If your address has changed or it was not provided in the tenancy or on any documentation to the tenant, then a Section 48 notice must be served before a notice can be served. - Section 3 Notice
If you bought the property and became a new landlord and the property is occupied by a tenant who wasn’t told correctly, a Section 3 notice and letter must be served on the tenant before a Section 8 notice can be served. - Squatters/trespassers
- The below – bracket at end missing
➺ Licensing for renting properties (required under some but not all councils).
- Separate guarantors agreement
- Paperwork agreement
- Subletting
- Drafting tenancy agreements
- General Advice on landlord obligations.
- Possession proceedings
- Eviction notices.
- Preparing claim forms.
- Packages available for either or both the above.
- Injunctions.
- Student accommodation.
- Ending a tenancy agreement early.
- Breach of tenancy agreement.
- Rent repayment orders.
- Deposit:
- Advice.
- Protection and compliance.
- Defending against claims.
- Harassment claims.
- Retaliatory/revenge eviction claims.
- Complying with Regulations for landlords.
- Licensing for renting properties (required under some but not all councils.
- Preparing bespoke or general tenancy agreements.
- Illegal eviction claims against a landlord.
- Disrepair claims against landlords.
- Advice.
- Settling claims before or during court proceedings.
Pricing for Landlords
We understand how complex the court process is and how stressful it can be to deal with difficult tenants. That's why our main priority is always to understand your unique situation. We do this by truly listening and asking the right questions before advising you on the best course of action. You don't need to be an expert in the court system – that's what we're here for; to support you every step of the way.
For just £1,364 inc VAT, our service covers:
✔ Section 21 Accelerated & Section 8 Possession Claims
✔ Full Legal Advice & Drafting of Court Documents
✔ Ongoing Support to Secure Possession of Your Property
We handle the complex legal work—you stay in control.
Applying for bailiffs to enforce your possession order.
County Court Bailiff £198.00 inc VAT
Legal consultation at fixed fees—or get a competitive quote if your case is outside our fixed scope.
Licensing for renting properties
Any other landlord and tenant issues/documentation required not detailed above
What’s Not Included in the Fixed Fee / Exclusions
Our fixed fee covers undefended possession cases that conclude at a single court hearing only. The following are excluded:
- Drafting and serving eviction notices
- Advocacy fees for attending any court hearing
- Cases where the tenant files a defence or counterclaim
- Enforcement actions beyond applying for a possession order
- Cases involving non-standard tenancies, such as:
- Tenancies that are not assured shorthold tenancies
- Cases requiring a notice to quit
- Guaranteed rent arrangements
- Subletting issues
- Case takeovers
- Matters where the standard Section 8 or Section 21 accelerated procedure cannot be used (e.g., missing tenancy agreement, oral tenancy, change of landlord), which require court hearings and additional preparation
Please note:
Our fixed fees do not apply to non-standard matters, and we reserve the right to increase fees if your case becomes defended. If your case is listed for hearing, we must prepare a bundle of papers and draft a witness statement. Should your case proceed to trial, this may lead to substantial additional legal costs. You will be kept you informed in advance.
Check and Review (Case Takeover – Non-Standard Cases)
If any of the following apply:
- The tenancy is not an assured shorthold tenancy
- A notice to quit is required
- There are complications such as guaranteed rent or subletting
- You want us to take over an existing file
…then the matter requires a full check and review. After this, we will advise you on the best course of action and provide a clear fee estimate.
Important:
- We cannot guarantee acceptance of your case after the review, as this depends on our current capacity.
- If we do take on your case, we will inform you of any additional costs upfront.