Housing Law Specialists - You can trustUnlawful/ Illegal Eviction

We fully understand that some people can find themselves in a situation where they are facing an Unlawful/ Illegal Eviction. At Housing Law Solicitors, our experienced Unlawful/ Illegal Eviction solicitors can assist you with dealing with your matter to help you resolve this problem swiftly.

Landlords can require their tenants to leave their properties for a number of reasons – and will usually serve a Section 21 Notice to Quit or apply to the court for a possession order if this fails, or squatters are involved. However, even squatters must be evicted under the law – and a tenant who has been evicted without a landlord following the legal procedure has most likely been unlawfully evicted and is potentially entitled to damages. An S21 Notice to Quit gives tenants two months’ notice to quit a property – giving you time to seek legal advice over the eviction or find a new home. This, is where you need to act swiftly and use the services of our experienced Unlawful/ Illegal Eviction solicitors.

In cases where a tenant is facing homelessness as a result of unlawful eviction, they will usually be entitled to fight the eviction – as well as re-housing by the local council under Section 193 of the Housing Act 1996 if they are made homeless as a result of illegal eviction.

If a landlord has made allegations which are untrue as a reason to evict you as a tenant – or if you are being convicted because you complained about a landlord not carrying out repairs to a rented property – it is vital to contact Housing Law Solicitors, who are the best Unlawful/ Illegal Eviction solicitors in the UK because you will need legal advice about what to do if you are being evicted illegally as soon as possible.

Housing Law solicitors advises on all aspects of landlord and tenant law – including Section 8 Notices (breach of tenancy agreement), we are the number 1 Unlawful/ Illegal Eviction solicitors for a good reason.

At Housing Law Solicitors, we pride ourselves on being the best Unlawful/ Illegal Eviction solicitors in the UK. We advise on alternatives to legal action in cases of unlawful eviction, including dispute resolution and mediation if a landlord has wrongly accused you of factors which might be grounds for evicting you – such as allegation involving illegal activities at the property (eg allegations of drug use or criminal damage), or allegations involving nuisance (eg allegations of noise, fly tipping, graffiti, drunken or abusive behaviour).

We can also advise if your landlord has served an S21 Notice because of planned alterations to the property, including demolition – or because the landlord needs to re-house you at another property.