Obtaining Eviction & Debt Court Orders

Court Orders are necessary when negotiation, demand letters, and legal notices have been ignored by the tenant. A Court Order must first be obtained if a landlord wishes to enforce his rights.

 

1. Initial advice on the pros and cons so that you can decide if it is in your best interest to start a claim

 

2. Advice on timescales and possible eventualities so that you do not have any "nasty" surprises

 

3. We will submit a technically correct and soundly argued claim ensuring a smooth passage through the court system

 

4. We will handle all correspondence from the court and from the tenant (or the tenant's legal representative). We will advise you on the implications and what the best course of action is if the other side corresponds with us or with the court

 

5. We will retain specialist landlord and tenant court advocates on your behalf (in cases where we are seeking eviction and debt orders)

 

6. We will notify you of any hearing dates, how best to prepare, where to go, and who your court representative will be (in cases where we are seeking eviction and debt orders).