⚠️ Important Notice: Section 21 is Abolished from 1 May 2026
As a result of the Renters' Rights Act, Section 21 "no-fault" evictions will be abolished from 1 May 2026. After this date, Section 21 will no longer be applicable and landlords will need to rely on Section 8 grounds for possession instead. We will be updating this page after 1 May 2026 to reflect the new legal position.
Legal Services for Letting Agents
Specialist tenant eviction solicitors and housing solicitors for letting agents — providing solicitor-led legal support for landlord clients across evictions, possession claims, rent arrears and tenancy disputes.
As solicitors for landlords, we understand the pressures agents face — speed, compliance and keeping clients informed. Ongoing instruction relationships welcome.
Why Letting Agents Work With Us
Letting agents need reliable tenancy solicitors and tenant eviction solicitors who understand the residential landlord and tenant landscape — and who can act quickly when problems arise. We provide exactly that.
Solicitor-Led, Not Paralegal-Driven
Every matter is handled by an experienced solicitor. Your landlord clients get the quality of advice they deserve.
Fast Response Times
We understand that delays cost your landlord clients money. We respond quickly and move matters forward efficiently.
Transparent Staged Pricing
Clear fixed-fee pricing at each stage means your clients know their costs before committing.
Ongoing Instruction Relationships
We welcome ongoing relationships with letting agents for repeat eviction and possession work.
Renters' Rights Act Expertise
We understand the new regime from 1 May 2026 and can advise agents and their clients on compliance.
Clear Communication
We keep you and your clients informed at every stage. No surprises, no unexplained delays.
What We Handle for Agents
Evictions & Possession Claims
Section 21 and Section 8 notices, accelerated possession orders, court proceedings and enforcement — handled correctly from the outset.
Rent Arrears Recovery
Pre-action letters, money claims, CCJs and enforcement for landlord clients with outstanding arrears.
Tenancy Agreement Review
Reviewing and updating tenancy agreements to ensure compliance with current and forthcoming legislation — including s48 notice requirements.
Renters' Rights Act Compliance
Advising agents and their clients on the new regime from 1 May 2026 — notices, documentation, rent increase procedures and processes.
FAQs
Common Questions from Letting Agents
Can letting agents instruct you directly on behalf of landlords?
Yes. We work with letting agents on an ongoing instruction basis. Agents can instruct us directly on behalf of their landlord clients for evictions, possession claims, rent arrears and tenancy disputes.
Do you offer volume pricing for letting agents?
We offer transparent staged fixed-fee pricing that works well for agents with repeat instruction volumes. We are happy to discuss pricing arrangements for ongoing relationships.
How quickly can you turn around a Section 8 or Section 21 notice?
We can typically prepare and advise on notices within 24–48 hours of receiving instructions and the relevant tenancy documents. Speed matters — every day of delay costs your landlord clients money.
What happens to Section 21 after May 2026?
Section 21 no-fault eviction is abolished from 1 May 2026. All possession claims will need to rely on Section 8 grounds. We advise agents and their clients on the transition and the new mandatory and discretionary grounds available.
Our Team
Speak to a Member of Our Team
Jane Clutton
Director & Solicitor
Jane has almost 30 years' experience working with letting agents and their landlord clients. She understands the pressures agents face — speed, compliance and keeping clients informed — and she delivers solicitor-led legal support that reflects those priorities. Ongoing instruction relationships are welcome.
Discuss an Agent Partnership
Tell us about your agency and the type of work you need support with.
Prefer to call? 01244 757352