How to Evict Tenants

Hattons Commercial law team offer thorough advice and assistance to landlords on how to evict difficult tenants. Many troublesome tenants know their legal rights in the knowledge that they cannot be evicted without a Possession Order from the Court.

Make Sure Minor Mistakes Don’t Prevent You From Evicting Difficult Tenants

Landlord and Tenant Law can be a minefield and any minor defect in the eviction process can mean that the Possession Order sought may be denied. At Hattons Solicitors we will deal with the process on your behalf and ensure compliance is made throughout the procedure to give the landlord the best possible chance of securing a Possession Order.

Many landlords understand the theory on how to evict difficult tenants, but making sure you follow the law correctly is vital which is why legal advice can be so important.

The most common type of action that gives rise to a landlord seeking possession of property is rent arrears and following the initial six month period of an Assured Shorthold Tenancy.

Click here to read the ways to evict a tenant (Section 8 and Section 21)

Click here to view our fixed fee structure for evicting landlord

Should you require any further information in relation to our landlord law services and how to evict difficult tenants then please contact Andrew Bailey on 08000 111 303, email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or alternatively fill in the Call Back Request form to the right of this screen.

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