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Housing & Landlord Lawyers in England & Wales

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Sarah Catherine Louise Gibson

Solicitor

Solicitor advising on commercial property transactions, leasing, and corporate support across England and Wales

Self-employed

Commercial PropertyCommercial Landlord and TenantReal Estate+2 more

Rate on request

German - good conversational, French - good conversational

England and Wales

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Lucy Vaughan

Solicitor·13 yrs experience

Lucy Vaughan Legal

Civil LitigationCommercial DisputesLandlord and Tenant+8 more

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England and Wales

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Housing & Landlord lawyers in England & Wales

Housing lawyers act for landlords and tenants on possession and eviction, rent arrears, disrepair claims, deposit disputes, and unlawful eviction. The rules on notices and procedure are technical and unforgiving, and a single error can restart the whole process. A short consultation confirms your position and the correct procedure to follow.

England and Wales is a common law jurisdiction where solicitors and barristers are the main legal professions. Matters are heard in the County Court, the High Court, the Crown Court and magistrates courts, along with specialist tribunals such as the Employment Tribunal and the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum).

Common matters

Eviction and possession, rent arrears, disrepair, deposit disputes

How it is charged

Fixed fee for standard notices and claims; hourly for contested cases

Typical starting cost

From a low-cost consultation; possession packages quoted per matter

Jurisdiction

England & Wales

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Frequently asked questions

How do I evict a tenant correctly?+

You must use the right notice and follow strict procedure, or a court can throw out your claim. A lawyer confirms which route applies, drafts the notice correctly, and handles the possession proceedings if needed.

My landlord will not fix disrepair, what can I do?+

If your home has serious disrepair that your landlord has failed to fix after being told, you may be able to force repairs and claim compensation. A short consultation confirms your rights and the best way to press the claim.

Can my landlord keep my deposit?+

Only for legitimate reasons such as damage beyond fair wear and tear or unpaid rent, and the deposit should be in a protected scheme. A lawyer can advise whether a deduction is fair and how to challenge it.

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