


Thorough Review
For this vital step we complete a thorough review of the information provided to us to ensure the eviction process is smooth.
Advice if necessary
Based on the information provided to us, we will advise on any issues that need to be resolved to minimise risk and ensure a valid notice is served.
Draft and serve notice
Once we have obtained the requested information, provided any necessary advice, we will proceed to draft and serve the notice. We serve notices by two separate methods at the same time which reduces the chances of the recipient denying receipt of the notice.

Issuing a claim
Issuing a possession claim is the next step for a landlord after the tenant or contract-holder has been served with a valid notice. If the tenant failed to give up possession of the property by the date required in the notice, a possession order from a Court would usually be required to lawfully evict the tenant.
The majority of possession claims are straightforward and an order for possession is granted by the Court where the landlord is relying on a mandatory ground for possession.
Fixed fees
Our fixed fees for possession claims includes the preparation of your claim, and advocate regulated by the SRA to represent you and VAT. However, in certain cases where a tenant raises a defence for instance, the Court may adjourn matter and list the case for another hearing in which case the claim is no longer subject to our fixed fee service.
Comprehensive checks
To minimise the probability of a defence being made against a possession claim, we will carry out a comprehensive check of the notice being relied on, grounds and case papers before the landlord takes Court action. This allows us to identify any issues which increase the chances of a defence being raised and to ensure that the landlord follows the correct procedure.



When is a Bailiff Required
County Court Bailiff
High Court Enforcement Officer
County Court Bailiff or HCEO