We can assist with a range of legal matters in relation to your tenancy needs.
Whether it is serving a notice to advise your tenant(s) that you are the new owner of the property, or serving a notice to bring the tenancy to an end, we are here to help. All the prices quoted are inclusive of VAT and do not include any hidden fees.
If you cannot find the service you are looking for, or have served your own notice and wish for us to check the document is valid and can be relied upon, please contact us for a quote.
*Where the agreement requires, or you request, that the notice(s) are served by hand or personally on the tenant(s), we can arrange this at an additional cost.
| Section 21 notice / notice to quit | £132.00* |
| Section 8 notice | £132.00* |
| Serving both section 8 and section 21 notices together | £198.00* |
| Letter terminating an occupiers licence | £55.00* |
| Guarantor letter of claim | £55.00* |
| Section 13 notice | £55.00* |
| Section 47 and/or section 48 notice | £33.00* |
| Section 3 notice | £33.00* |
If you have served the required notice on your tenant(s) and they have failed to vacate the property, or settle the outstanding balance, then you may need to issue possession proceedings against them. The type of proceedings you issue, depends on the notice you are relying on and whether you wish to obtain a money judgment with your possession order.
The prices shown include our fees, disbursements and VAT.
| Possession proceedings – manual | £1,195.00* |
| Possession proceedings – accelerated | £955.00** |
* This price includes the attendance at the first hearing, which in most cases is enough to obtain a possession order. If further hearings are required, or the proceedings become defended or more complex, there will be additional fees to pay. ** Ordinarily, attendance at court is not necessary with an accelerated application. If a hearing is required, or the proceedings become defended or more complex, there will be additional fees to pay.
If your tenant(s) have failed to vacate the property in accordance with a possession order, you may need to arrange for them to be evicted. In order to transfer the case to the high court for enforcement, you will need to have obtained the permission of the county court. Transferring enforcement to the high court does not always mean that your tenant(s) will be evicted faster than using a county court bailiff. If you want to discuss transferring the case to the high court, please contact us.
The prices shown include our fees, disbursements and VAT.
| County Court Bailiff | £275.00 |
| High Court Enforcement Officer | From £1,146.00* |
* The fee quoted for high court enforcement is based on you requiring permission from both the county and high courts to transfer the matter and issue a writ of possession, along with two high court enforcement officers for the first hour at the property. If you require more officers to attend, or the eviction takes longer than one hour, there may be additional fees payable.
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