Landlord & Tenant Dispute Law Firm with Connected Solicitors
At Aldwych Legal, our Connected landlord and tenant solicitors deliver decisive legal advice to landlords, tenants, and property professionals across the UK. We handle possession claims, rent arrears, lease disputes, and tenancy breaches with clarity, precision, and strategy—ensuring your property matters are resolved efficiently and fairly.
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Expert Legal Guidance
Experienced Landlord & Tenant Solicitors For Property Disputes
Protecting Your Interests
Resolving Disputes Efficiently
Advising with Clarity
Our Expertise in Landlord & Tenant Disputes
Tenancy Agreement Advice
Possession & Eviction Proceedings
Rent Arrears & Recovery
Lease Breach & Repair Disputes
Unlawful Eviction & Tenant Rights
Lease Renewals & Termination
Experienced Landlord & Tenant Solicitors Handling Complex Property Disputes Across the UK
How We Work
Our Approach to Landlord & Tenant Dispute Cases
Case Assessment
Our tenancy dispute solicitors begin by reviewing your case details, tenancy documents, and objectives. We identify the legal position, assess the strength of your claim or defence, and outline clear next steps for effective resolution.
Strategic Planning
Our landlord & tenant solicitors develop a bespoke strategy designed to achieve your desired outcome efficiently. Whether advising landlords or tenants, we balance legal precision with practical insight to minimise risk and strengthen your position.
Action & Representation
As an experienced landlord and tenant dispute law firm, we act decisively — negotiating settlements, drafting correspondence, or representing you in court when required. Our focus remains on achieving fair, timely, and cost-effective outcomes.
Strategic Planning
Our landlord & tenant solicitors develop a bespoke strategy designed to achieve your desired outcome efficiently. Whether advising landlords or tenants, we balance legal precision with practical insight to minimise risk and strengthen your position.
Resolution & Ongoing Support
Once a matter concludes, our landlord solicitors ensure all agreements, notices, and actions are properly finalised. We also advise on future tenancy arrangements or preventive measures, providing lasting peace of mind and continued legal support.
Expert Legal Insight for Your Matter
Frequently Asked Questions
What disputes do you handle?
What if my tenant won’t leave?
Can you help with unlawful eviction?
How do you handle rent arrears?
Are your tenancy agreements binding?
What if repairs are disputed?
What if my landlord breached the lease?
Why choose Aldwych Legal?
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Should a website visitor seek to ascertain the nature of our establishment, Aldwych Legal, it becomes essential for us to clarify the intricacies of our professional classification. Aldwych Legal is a legal consultancy, not a traditional solicitors’ firm. As an international legal consultancy and legal support organisation, we position ourselves distinctly apart from the conventional categorisation of a regulated solicitors’ practice. It is of paramount importance to transparently disclose that Aldwych Legal’s operational framework and support services remain independent of regulatory supervision by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and the Bar Standards Board (BSB). Our multidisciplinary team consists of legally trained professionals who operate within the framework of unreserved legal activities permitted under the Legal Services Act 2007. Where a matter requires a reserved legal activity, we collaborate with, and where appropriate introduce clients to, carefully selected external solicitors and barristers from our professional network. These regulated practitioners operate under their own authorisation and regulatory obligations. Aldwych Legal continues to deliver high-calibre legal support, strategic advisory work, and comprehensive case preparation with the same diligence and rigour expected of any premier legal service provider, while maintaining full transparency regarding our regulatory status. For full details of our regulatory status and operating framework, please refer to our Legal Services Act 2007 page and our Terms & Conditions.