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We are able to help Landlords deal with all legal issues arising in relation to their property. Here at Adel Jibs, we are able to help Landlords deal with all legal issues arising in relation to their property.

We can assist Landlords from drafting simple tenancy agreements or the granting of a new lease to more complex property disputes giving rise to litigation.

Because we also specialise in acting for Tenants, we are best placed to advise any landlord efficiently so as to avoid any possible pitfalls. It is therefore important to ensure that you receive the correct legal advice as soon as a dispute arises, so that you follow the correct procedures and comply properly with your legal responsibilities. Our Housing Solicitors are here to help.

Our services for Landlords :

  • Possession Proceedings and Eviction
  • Removal of squatters
  • Leasehold and service charge disputes
  • Unlawful eviction
  • Defending claims including housing disrepair claims
  • Deposit disputes
  • Arrears recovery for rent and service charge
  • Disrepair
  • Disputes with management agents
  • Enforcement notices

Tenants in Common, Inheritance Tax & Order for Sale

Buying property as tenants in common offers significant benefits for co-owners, particularly regarding inheritance tax planning and asset protection. Unlike joint tenants, tenants in common each own a distinct share of the property, which can be passed on through your Will rather than automatically transferring to the surviving co-owner.

The benefits of tenants in common include inheritance tax advantages, protection from care home fees, and flexibility in passing property to children from previous relationships. Tenants in common ownership allows each co-owner to leave their share to beneficiaries of their choice, potentially reducing inheritance tax liability through careful estate planning.

When disputes arise between co-owners, you may need to apply for an Order for Sale under the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 (TOLATA). An Order for Sale forces the sale of jointly-owned property when co-owners cannot agree, resolving deadlocks in property disputes.

Our Enfield property solicitors advise on tenants in common arrangements, inheritance tax planning, and applications for Orders for Sale. Contact Adel Jibs & Co Solicitors at 02034173859 for expert property law advice.

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