Landlord & Tenant Eviction Solicitors
If you are facing eviction or possession proceedings, or if you are a landlord seeking to recover possession of your property, Wilson Law can provide expert advice. Our specialist housing solicitors have extensive experience in dealing with all types of eviction and possession cases, and will protect your rights and guide you through the process with clarity and care.
Specialist Advice on Evictions and Possession Proceedings
At Wilson Law, our specialist housing solicitors have extensive experience in dealing with all types of eviction and possession cases. We act for:
- Tenants of local authorities, housing associations, and private landlords
- Private landlords seeking possession of their property
- Homeowners facing mortgage possession proceedings
Possession proceedings can arise for many reasons, including rent arrears, allegations of anti-social behaviour, or breaches of tenancy agreements. Whatever your situation, our solicitors provide clear, practical advice to protect your rights and guide you through the legal process.
Acting for Tenants
If you are a tenant facing eviction, our solicitors will act quickly to defend your position. We can help with:
- Challenging claims based on rent arrears or breaches of tenancy
- Identifying landlord errors in the eviction process
- Raising counterclaims, such as housing disrepair or deposit protection breaches
- Advising on whether your accommodation is suitable, safe, and affordable
- Applying to suspend eviction warrants, even after an order has been made
If bailiffs are due to attend, urgent action may still be possible. Our lawyers can sometimes secure a suspension of eviction if you agree to certain terms, such as a payment plan.
Acting for Landlords
We also support landlords who need to recover possession of their property. Our solicitors provide guidance on:
- Following the correct eviction procedure to avoid costly delays
- Preparing and serving possession notices (including Section 8 and Section 21 notices)
- Dealing with tenant breaches of tenancy agreements
- Representing landlords in court proceedings if necessary
Taking legal advice early helps landlords achieve a swift and lawful resolution while minimising risk.
Mortgage Possession Cases
If you are facing possession proceedings from your mortgage lender, we can:
- Negotiate affordable repayment plans
- Challenge unreasonable lender action
- Apply to suspend possession orders where possible
Our goal is always to protect your home and give you the best chance of resolving arrears or other issues with your lender.
What To Do If You Face Eviction
If you receive notice that your landlord or mortgage lender intends to recover possession of your home, seek legal advice immediately. Early action can make the difference between keeping your home and losing it.
If your rent arrears are due to a benefits issue, make sure you:
- Request a review or appeal with the benefits authority promptly
- Keep records of all correspondence and decisions
Our solicitors can advise you on both the eviction proceedings and related issues such as benefits or disrepair.
How Wilson Law Can Help
Our housing solicitors are experienced in dealing with urgent and complex eviction cases. We provide:
- Fast, practical advice when you are at risk of losing your home
- Specialist knowledge of landlord and tenant law
- Strong representation for tenants and landlords in court
- A focus on negotiation and fair settlements wherever possible
Get in Touch
If you are facing eviction or possession proceedings, or if you are a landlord seeking to recover possession of your property, contact Wilson Law for expert advice.
Our experienced eviction solicitors will protect your rights and guide you through the process with clarity and care.
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Why use Wilson Law
Acting in your best interests, calmly and professionally, our solicitors are experienced in all aspects of housing law and evictions, and will act swiftly to ensure the best outcome during what can be a sensitive and difficult period.