Evictions

Eviction advice: notice, process and evidence

An eviction is not achieved by simply changing locks or removing belongings. The correct notice and court process depend on the occupation, agreement and facts.

What clients usually ask

Can I remove a tenant myself?

Do not assume that self-help is lawful. Obtain advice on the occupation and the required process before taking action.

The usual first steps

  1. Review the lease, payments and occupation history.
  2. Assess the notices and evidence required.
  3. Use the appropriate court process where eviction is sought.

What to bring

Bring the agreement, court papers, notices, messages, dates and records that show what happened. Preserve original documents and electronic evidence without altering them.

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Tell us what happened.

Keep the first message concise. Do not send original documents, passwords or banking details.

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