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Tenant Eviction Solicitors Bath
Are you a landlord in Bath facing issues with tenants who refuse to pay rent or vacate your property? Our experienced Tenant Eviction Solicitors Bath team helps landlords regain possession of their properties legally, quickly, and stress-free.
We specialise in landlord eviction cases across Bath and the surrounding areas of Somerset. Whether your tenants have rent arrears, damaged your property, or simply refuse to leave, our team of Tenant Eviction Lawyers will guide you through every step of the process from serving notices to court representation.
Call 07450 302869 today for free initial legal advice from our friendly eviction specialists in Bath.
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Why Choose Our Tenant Eviction Solicitors in Bath
Evicting tenants can be a difficult and emotional process, especially when rent is overdue or legal procedures seem confusing. Our Tenant Eviction Experts provide clear, practical guidance tailored to landlords in Bath and nearby towns.
Here’s why landlords choose our firm:
- Local eviction specialists familiar with the Bath property market.
- Fixed-fee services with no hidden costs.
- Fast turnaround to help landlords regain possession quickly.
- Full compliance with the Housing Act 1988 and UK eviction laws.
- Comprehensive support from the first notice to bailiff enforcement.
With years of experience in tenant eviction law, our Eviction Solicitors for Landlords have handled hundreds of successful cases for private landlords, letting agents, and property managers.
Our Tenant Eviction Services in Bath
Our Tenant Eviction Services Bath cover every stage of the eviction process. We make sure your case is handled efficiently, legally, and with minimal disruption.
Section 8 Eviction Notice (Rent Arrears or Breach of Tenancy)
If your tenant has breached the tenancy agreement — such as failing to pay rent or causing property damage — a Section 8 Notice may be the right option.
Our Tenant Eviction Solicitors Bath will:
- Identify the appropriate legal grounds for eviction.
- Draft and serve the Section 8 Notice in accordance with the law.
- Represent you in court to secure a possession order if required.
This route is ideal when you have clear evidence of tenant misconduct or unpaid rent.
Section 21 Eviction Notice (End of Tenancy)
When the tenancy period has ended and you simply want your property back, our team issues a Section 21 Notice — commonly known as a no-fault eviction.
Our Landlord Eviction Solicitors ensure that:
- All legal requirements (deposit protection, gas safety certificates, EPC, etc.) are met.
- The notice is served correctly with the required two-month period.
- The process remains fully compliant to avoid court rejection.
If your tenant doesn’t leave after the notice expires, we’ll assist you in applying for a court possession order.
Court Proceedings and Possession Orders
If the tenant ignores your notice, our Property Possession Solicitors can file a possession claim with the local county court in Bath.
We handle all documentation, evidence, and communication, ensuring the process runs smoothly from start to finish.
Bailiff Evictions and Enforcement
When the court grants possession but the tenant still refuses to leave, our Bailiff Eviction Services step in. We arrange enforcement through County Court Bailiffs or High Court Enforcement Officers, ensuring your property is lawfully vacated.
Our team manages every step so you don’t have to deal with the tenant directly.
Need fast help with a problem tenant? Speak to our expert Tenant Eviction Solicitors today on 07450 302869.
How the Eviction Process Works in Bath
We make the eviction process simple and transparent for landlords in Bath:
- Free Consultation: Discuss your tenant situation with our Tenant Eviction Solicitors.
- Serving Notice: We issue the correct notice — Section 8 or Section 21.
- Court Application: If the tenant doesn’t vacate, we apply for a possession order.
- Court Hearing (if necessary): Our Tenant Removal Solicitors represent you.
- Bailiff Enforcement: We organise the eviction through the court system.
Our efficient, legally sound approach ensures landlords get their property back without delays.
Common Reasons Landlords Need Eviction Solicitors
Landlords across Bath contact us for many reasons, including:
- Tenants refusing to pay rent
- Damage to property or breach of tenancy
- End of tenancy agreement where possession is needed
- Anti-social behaviour or neighbour complaints
- Tenants refusing to vacate even after notice
Our Eviction Specialists act swiftly to secure possession and protect your investment.
Fixed-Fee Tenant Eviction Packages
We believe in transparency and affordability. Our fixed-fee tenant eviction services ensure you know the exact cost from the start.
Typical packages include:
Section 8 or Section 21 Notice: from £99 + VAT
Court Possession Order Application: from £499 + VAT
Bailiff Enforcement: from £349 + VAT
Our Legal Eviction Services for Landlords cover everything from initial advice to final enforcement, all at a clear, fixed price.
Why Legal Help Matters
Trying to evict a tenant yourself can result in illegal eviction claims, delays, or costly mistakes. Hiring professional Tenant Eviction Solicitors Bath guarantees that:
All documentation is correct and compliant.
You avoid fines or tenant counterclaims.
The process stays within the law and moves faster.
Our Tenant Eviction Lawyers handle everything professionally, giving you peace of mind that your eviction is fully legal and effective.
Speak to our tenant eviction Specialist today on 07450302869 or fill out the online form for free advice.
Get Legal Help Today
If your tenant refuses to pay rent or move out, don’t wait for the situation to worsen. Contact our experienced Tenant Eviction Solicitors Bath today for fast, professional, and affordable legal assistance.
📞 Call us now on 07450 302869 or fill out our online contact form for free initial advice.
Tenant Eviction Solicitors Bath – Helping Landlords Reclaim Their Properties Legally and Efficiently.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to evict a tenant?
The eviction process usually takes between 6 and 10 weeks, depending on whether court action is necessary. Our Tenant Eviction Experts work to shorten delays and secure possession quickly.
What is the difference between Section 8 and Section 21 notices?
A Section 8 Notice is used when tenants break their agreement, such as missing rent payments. A Section 21 Notice ends the tenancy after the fixed term. Our Eviction Solicitors for Landlords can advise on the best route.
Can I evict a tenant without going to court?
If tenants leave voluntarily after receiving a valid notice, you won’t need to go to court. If not, our Tenant Removal Solicitors can help you obtain a possession order legally.
How much does tenant eviction cost?
Our fixed-fee tenant eviction packages start from £99 + VAT for notice service. Court and bailiff support are available at affordable, transparent prices.
Do I need a solicitor to evict a tenant?
While it’s not mandatory, hiring a professional Tenant Eviction Solicitor ensures the process is handled correctly and protects you from legal complications.