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Housing law solicitors · England & Wales

Worried about your home? Get clear housing-law help, fast.

Whether you're facing eviction, fighting damp and disrepair, or chasing a deposit your landlord won't return, our housing solicitors give you straight answers and a clear plan — on a fixed fee you agree up front, with urgent help when you need it.

Fixed-fee pricing24/7 urgent helpTenants & landlords
Protecting your home and tenancy rights
Fixed fees
Agreed up front
24/7 urgent
Eviction & lock-outs
Tenants & landlords
Both sides represented
SRA-regulated
Qualified solicitors

Fixed fees, agreed up front

You'll know exactly what it costs before any work begins — no hourly surprises.

Urgent help, day or night

Facing eviction or a lock-out tonight? We answer emergencies outside office hours.

Plain English, no jargon

Clear, straight advice from specialist housing solicitors — no confusing legalese.

For tenants and landlords

Whichever side you're on, you get focused, practical representation.

How we help

Specialist housing law services

From emergency eviction defence to disrepair claims and deposit disputes — whichever side you're on, we explain your options in plain English and act in your best interests.

Tenant

Tenant Eviction Defence

Had a Section 21 or Section 8 notice? You may not have to leave.

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Tenant or Landlord

Landlord & Tenant Disputes

Straight-talking help for tenants and landlords when things go wrong.

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Tenant

Housing Disrepair Claims

Living with damp, mould or broken heating your landlord ignores? Claim repairs and compensation.

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Tenant

Property Deposit Recovery

Landlord keeping your deposit? Get back what you're owed.

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Homeowner

Leasehold & Freehold Disputes

Service charges, lease terms, extensions and boundaries — sorted.

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Tenant

Housing Benefit & Social Housing

Help with benefit decisions, allocations and your rights as a social tenant.

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Tenant

Right to Buy Support

Buying your council or housing-association home — done properly.

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Tenant

Emergency Consultations & Injunctions

Illegally evicted or locked out? Urgent court protection, today.

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Simple process

Help in four straightforward steps

1

Tell us what's happening

Call us or send your details — share your notice or paperwork if you have it.

2

Free case review

A housing specialist looks at your situation and explains your options and the likely timeline.

3

Agree a fixed fee

We confirm a clear, fixed price (or check legal aid) before any work starts.

4

We take it from here

Negotiation, tribunal or court — we handle it and keep you updated in plain English.

No nasty surprises

Transparent fixed fees

Worried about cost? For most housing matters we agree a clear, fixed fee before any work begins, so you always know exactly what you'll pay. Where legal aid may be available, we check your eligibility first.

  • Fixed fee agreed up front for most matters
  • Free initial case review
  • Legal aid eligibility checked where relevant
  • No confusing hourly bills or hidden charges

Get a fee estimate

Tell us about your situation and we'll explain the likely cost and next steps — no obligation.

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Your team

Regulated, specialist solicitors

Your case is handled by qualified solicitors regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

SK

Sannah Khatoon

Litigation & Housing Disrepair Solicitor

SRA #654258 · Admitted 2018

IS

Imran Shah

Immigration & Litigation Solicitor

SRA #509359 · Admitted 2012

HA

Humaira Anjum

Immigration & Litigation Solicitor

SRA #663190 · Admitted 2021

Common questions

Housing law FAQs

I've received a Section 21 notice — do I have to leave?

Not immediately, and often not at all. A Section 21 notice only works if it meets strict legal requirements, and your landlord still needs a court order before you can be made to leave. We'll check whether the notice is valid and tell you exactly where you stand.

Can I claim compensation for damp and mould?

Often, yes. If you've told your landlord about serious disrepair — damp, mould, leaks, broken heating — and they've failed to put it right, you may be able to force the repairs and claim compensation. We handle the whole claim for you.

My landlord won't return my deposit — what can I do?

Your deposit has to be protected and can only be withheld for real, evidenced reasons. If it's being kept unfairly we'll help you get it back, and if it was never protected you may be owed up to three times the deposit.

How much will it cost?

For most housing matters we agree a fixed fee before any work starts, so there aren't any surprises. Where legal aid might apply, we'll check whether you qualify first.

I think I've been illegally evicted — can you help today?

Yes — illegal eviction and lock-outs are serious, and urgent court action can sometimes get you back into your home within hours. Call us straight away for emergency advice.

Talk to a housing solicitor

Don't face it alone

The sooner you get specialist advice, the more we can do to protect your home. Call 0203 051 7823 or request a callback — confidential and no obligation.

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