Rent and Service Charge Disputes

Rent and service charge disputes generally occur if the tenant does not believe that their landlord is charging a fair amount in either rent or service charges. If this applies to your situation you should seek legal advice.

If you are unhappy with the proposed rent or service charges that are being put forward by your landlord then you should seek legal guidance straight away. It is preferable to resolve the issue before any contracts or leaseholder agreements are signed.

A legal service provider will be able to outline your rights and possible courses of action during a rent or service charge dispute. They will also be able to represent you should a dispute require court action.

When choosing a legal service provider to handle your rent or service charge dispute you should look to appoint an expert with experience in rent and service charge disputes. It is also worth considering factors such as the size, location, reputation and cost of a firm before making a decision.

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A legal service provider will typically charge on a fixed fee with capped hours or hourly rate basis for rent and service charge disputes.