Fixed Fee Tenant Eviction Solicitors

Yes. If your tenant has fallen into rent arrears, you may be able to serve a Section 8 notice based on rent arrears grounds. Depending on the amount owed and the circumstances, you may also be able to claim a County Court Judgment (CCJ) for the outstanding rent.

Every case is different. Factors such as the type of notice served, whether the tenant defends the claim, and current court waiting times can all affect the timescale. As a rough estimate, once the relevant notice has expired we would expect the Court to order the tenant to vacate the property in around 2 to 3 months from issuing the Court proceedings, and for the bailiff to attend (if required) around 6 weeks thereafter.

CJK Legal specialises exclusively in landlord and tenant disputes and offers fixed-fee eviction services throughout England and Wales. Whether you need help serving notice, obtaining a possession order or instructing bailiffs, our experienced solicitors can guide you through every stage of the eviction process.