Landlord & Tenant

If you’re a leaseholder, you may want to consider purchasing your part of the freehold of your property rather than renewing the leasehold.

Find out more about freehold purchases.

Drafting a lease, or being presented with one can be daunting if you’re not used to them. And knowing what’s reasonable to include in a tenancy is vital for both landlords and tenants alike.

Find out more on lease reviews and renewals.

If you and some of the other leaseholders in your bulding are wanting to come together to purchase the freehold of your building, you can go throuhg a leasehold enfranchisement.

Find out more about leasehold enfranchisement. 

Living in a shared building or apartment block and unsatisfied with the way the building is being managed? There are ways you can change this.

Find out more about right to manage requests.

If you are a tenant and you find that certain things in your tenancy agreement have not been complied with, you may find that you end up in a dispute with your landlord or managing agent. When this happens, you may need a lawyer to help you with your case.

Find out more about tenancy disputes.