The Eviction Process and our Fixed Fees
The steps outlined below must always be followed in that exact
order for the eviction process to be successful. Various statutes set
out how the eviction process should be managed. If a landlord does not
comply then his claim will fail. We can usually carry out a free
consultation the day we receive the necessary documents from the
landlord. Each situation is individual and so the timescales for each
step of the
eviction process will differ from case to case.
Next: Preparing for the Eviction Process
FREE Consultation
We offer a FREE in depth no-obligation consultation relating to the eviction process.
We will review all your paperwork and details surrounding your matter. We will then discuss your options, timescales, and costs.
Demand Letters & Notices
The first stage to the eviction process is to issue notices. Tenants receive all necessary letters and legal notices to ensure you can repossess your property. The notice(s) will be prepared by us and signed off by a partner of our firm.
Obtaining Eviction Court Orders
If a tenant does not respond to a notice to vacate (Section 21 notice) the landlord will need to obtain a possession order (the next step in the eviction process). We can obtain an order based on a valid notice from the landlord, letting agent or other legal firm.
Instruction of Court Bailiffs
If the property is not vacated following an eviction order we instruct the court bailiffs to physically remove the occupiers. This is the last step of the eviction process. Typically the police will assist the bailiffs in this unpleasant task.
Obtaining Eviction & Debt Court Orders
If a tenant does not respond to a final demand for rent (Section 8 notice) the landlord should consider obtaining eviction and money orders. These orders are the second part of the eviction process.
Attachment of Earnings Order
Enforcing Debt (CCJ)
