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28/05/2026

Thinking of renting out your property? Speak to a solicitor before the tenancy begins.

Many landlord problems do not start when something goes wrong. They start much earlier, with paperwork, compliance issues, or missing protections that were never put in place properly from the outset.

Getting legal advice at the beginning can help you avoid expensive mistakes later. From tenancy agreements and notices to deposit protection and possession planning, the right setup gives landlords a far stronger position if issues arise.

An experienced solicitor will help protect your interests, explain your responsibilities, and make sure your documents and processes are fit for purpose.

For landlords, prevention is always better than cure. Taking advice early can save a great deal of time, stress, and cost in the future.

If you are preparing to let a property, our team is here to help you get started the right way.

27/05/2026

We are incredibly proud of the feedback our clients continue to give us.

Our current ReviewSolicitors ratings reflect the service standards we work hard to maintain every day:
4.9 overall rating,
100% satisfaction,
98% would recommend,
98% for communication,
97% approachability,
97% value for money.

For us, these figures are about more than numbers. They reflect trust, consistency, and the experience our clients have when they instruct us on matters such as tenant evictions, property disputes, debt recovery, and sales.

We know that landlords and property professionals need advice they can rely on, especially when the stakes are high. Clear communication and practical support are not extras, they are essential.

Thank you to every client who has taken the time to leave a review and share their experience.

22/05/2026

A reminder for landlords: tenancy deposits must be protected properly and on time.

Under section 213 of the Housing Act 2004, any tenancy deposit taken as security must be protected in a government-approved scheme within 30 days of receipt. This is not something to leave until later and getting it wrong can have serious consequences.

Failure to comply can expose landlords to financial penalties and may also affect the ability to serve notice in the future. In practice, we often see deposit issues become a problem when a landlord is already trying to deal with arrears or regain possession.

Deposit compliance is one of those key early steps that should never be overlooked. The right documents, the right process, and the right timing all matter.

If you are unsure whether your tenancy paperwork is fully compliant, our team can help review your position.

20/05/2026

Are you owed rent or service charge by a current or former tenant?

Unpaid sums can quickly put pressure on cash flow, especially where arrears have been building for some time. Whether the debt relates to a residential tenancy or a commercial property, recovering what you are owed should be approached strategically.

The right legal advice can make a real difference. It is not only about pursuing the debt, but about choosing the most effective route, protecting your position, and maximising the chances of recovery.

Our team advises landlords on practical debt recovery strategies, including pre-action steps, formal demands, and court action where necessary. We understand that every case is different, and we work with clients to find the most sensible and commercially effective way forward.

If you are dealing with unpaid rent or service charge, now is the time to act.

18/05/2026

What happens if a tenant refuses to leave after the notice period?

Many landlords assume that once notice expires, the tenancy simply ends. In reality, if the tenant stays put, you still need to follow the correct legal possession process.

A valid Section 8 notice does not by itself remove a tenant from the property. If they do not leave, the next step is usually a court claim for possession. In many cases, there will then be a hearing, followed by a possession order, and if needed, enforcement through the proper channels.

What landlords must not do is just as important. Changing locks, removing belongings, or pressuring a tenant to leave can amount to illegal eviction and lead to serious consequences.

The safest approach is to act promptly, stay compliant, and take legal advice early. A mistake at the start can cause major delays later.

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14/05/2026

A 5-star review like this means a great deal to our team.

We recently receive feedback praising Lucy Payne for the support provided in a court application to regain possession of a property. Possession matters are rarely straightforward for landlords. They can be stressful, time-sensitive, and financially draining, especially where rent arrears are involved.

That is why our focus is always on giving clear advice, keeping clients informed, and handling the legal process with care and confidence from start to finish.

Client feedback is important to us because it reflects the experience behind the legal work. We are proud to support landlords through difficult situations and even prouder when they feel reassured by the service they receive.

Thank you to every client who takes the time to share their experience with us.

12/05/2026

Important changes are coming into effect this month for SDLT submissions.

HMRC has introduced a new regulatory framework that will affect those dealing with tax matters on behalf of clients, including Stamp Duty Land Tax submissions. Under the proposed changes, professionals interacting with HMRC may need to register as tax advisers and meet new minimum standards.

For the property sector, this is significant. SDLT returns are now expected to fall within the scope of the new regime, even where wider tax advice is not being given. A transition period is expected, but there are still unanswered questions around how registration will work in practice and whether it will apply at individual, firm, or both levels.

These updates may change administrative processes around property transactions. We are keeping a close eye on developments and will continue to keep our clients informed as the detail becomes clearer.

If you are unsure how this may affect a transaction, speak to our team.

07/05/2026

Entering into a tenancy agreement should never be treated lightly.

A well-drafted tenancy agreement sets the tone for the whole tenancy. It clearly explains the rights and responsibilities of both landlord and tenant, helps reduce misunderstandings, and gives everyone more confidence from day one.

For landlords, getting the wording right is especially important. Small errors, missing clauses, or outdated terms can create bigger issues later if rent arrears, breaches, or possession action arise.

That is why taking legal advice at the start can save time, stress, and cost further down the line. Our team regularly helps landlords put strong, compliant tenancy agreements in place that reflect their needs and protect their position.

The right legal foundations matter. If you are preparing to let a property, we are here to help.

04/05/2026

National Lawyers Wellbeing Week is a good reminder that pressure should not be worn as a badge of honour.

The World Health Organisation describes burnout as a syndrome linked to chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed, often showing up as exhaustion, detachment, and reduced effectiveness. Work can support mental health, but it can also harm it when pressure is constant and wellbeing is overlooked.

In a profession built around deadlines, responsibility, and difficult conversations, looking after yourself is not a luxury. It is part of staying sharp, balanced, and able to support others well.

Our top 3 wellbeing tips:
Protect your breaks
Even a short pause in the day can help reset your focus and reduce the build-up of stress. The NHS recommends simple, practical steps to manage stress and feel more in control.

Keep moving
Physical activity is a natural mood booster and can help reduce stress, anxiety, and support better sleep.

Stay connected
Checking in with colleagues, friends, or family can make a real difference when work feels heavy. Support matters, and so does asking for it.

To everyone in the legal profession: looking after your wellbeing is part of doing your job well.

29/04/2026

Selecting a solicitor with strong reviews and proven expertise is critical for any landlord.

Property law is complex, frequently amended, and high-stakes. A technical error in a notice, tenancy agreement, or court application can result in delay, financial loss, or a failed possession claim.

A highly rated solicitor with specific experience in landlord and tenant law protects your investment, ensures legal compliance, and minimises risk. Experience in handling rent arrears, defending claims, and evolving legislation makes a measurable difference to outcomes.

Here is a recent review we received:
5-star Professional Service

Lucy is a very reliable and professional solicitor. Got the results we wanted thanks to her swift and prompt communication and action.

Results matter. Communication matters. Strategy matters.

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