Eviction instruction form

If you wish to instruct our residential landlord solicitors, please complete the eviction instruction form below. Upon receipt of your completed eviction instruction form a member of the team will contact you to discuss your situation and arrange payment.

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Contact name Please enter your contact name

Business name and address Please enter the business name and address

Telephone Please enter your phone number

Email Please enter your email

Website Please enter the website

Stage of eviction

Please select the stage of eviction

Who owns the property?

Please select who owns the property

Address of rented property Please enter the address of the rented property

Was a deposit taken?

Please select if a deposit was taken

Is the deposit protected?

Please select if the deposit is protected

Tenant details

Name of tenant(s) Please enter your name of tenant(s)

Sole or joint tenancy?

Please select the type of tenancy

Any other occupiers? Please enter any other occupiers, e.g. children, partners

Type and date of current tenancy agreement Please enter your the type and date of your current tenancy agreement

Have all the tenants signed the agreement?

Please select if all tenants have signed the agreement

When did the tenancy commence? Please enter when the tenancy commenced

How much is the rent? Please enter how much the rent is

When is the rent paid? Please enter when the rent is paid, e.g, weekly, monthly

Are there any rent arrears, and if so, how much? Please enter any rent arrears

Have you served notices, and if so, what form of notice and when was it served? Please enter when the rent is paid, e.g, weekly, monthly

How did you hear about us?

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