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Taking legal action

Find out your options if you're considering legal action to resolve a leasehold dispute, including using a solicitor, applying to a tribunal and going to court.

In this section

  • Using a solicitor

    Leasehold issues can be complex and expensive. It’s often best to get professional legal advice from a solicitor. Getting advice early can help stop a problem from getting worse. There are also options for getting free or low-cost legal advice.

    Advice guide
  • Applying to a tribunal

    A tribunal is a body that resolves certain types of disputes. They’re a more accessible and informal alternative to the court system. Tribunal decisions are legally binding on the parties involved.

    Advice guide
  • Going to court

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    Advice guide
  • Representing yourself in court or at the tribunal

    Content in development

    Advice guide
Challenging service charges

When and how to challenge unreasonable service charges at a tribunal

Advice guide
Breaching your lease and forfeiture

How to avoid breaching your lease and steps to take if threatened with forfeiture

Advice guide

Templates and Forms