Your rights as a tenant are not always made clear to you by social or private landlords. We’ll be able to explain what you’re entitled to and can help you take legal action against your landlord if they’re failing to fulfil their responsibilities.
Over half a million social homes in England & Wales do not meet basic health and safety standards – is your home one of them? Structural damage and dampness, as a result of leak, can make your home unsafe to live in and can lead to serious health risks.
Tenancy Deposit Schemes are compulsory for all Assured Shorthold Tenancies. If your landlord is refusing to return the agreed deposit to you, or your deposit has been lost as a result of it not being protected in a scheme then we could help you get your money back.
Section 21 Eviction Notices are by no means final. We can help determine if your notice was issued using the correct procedure, what rights you have to stay in your property, and whether or not you can challenge the notice.
We are a team of legal professionals based in Liverpool who specialise in helping tenants understand their rights, so that they can improve their living conditions and claim compensation against irresponsible landlords. We also help tenants reclaim their deposits and offer aid to those issued with a Section 21 Eviction Notice.
If you have been negatively impacted by a bad landlord then we can help you – send us a message using the contact form below, or give us a call today.
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