Landlord and Tenant Solicitors in Great Dunmow
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We act for landlords and tenants on commercial and residential leases, lease renewals and assignments, service charge issues, possession and property disputes.
We take a personal approach to legal representation and think the best way to work is by building a relationship with all our clients to ensure we can always serve your best interests.
Sternberg Reed is one of the most progressive solicitors firms in the country, delivering high quality legal advice across a number of specialist fields
Speak with our landlord and tenant solicitors today to learn how they can safeguard your rights and interests.
Speak with our landlord and tenant solicitors today to learn how they can safeguard your rights and interests.
Tees Solicitors are a full service firm of solicitors covering Great Dunmow and beyond, our experts are here when you need help.
Our modern, forward thinking approach has seen us stay at the forefront of what is now a fast moving, evolving market. This has been achieved by listening to our clients’ feedback and committing to providing the highest possible levels of customer service.
We act for both landlords and tenants, on the arrangements themselves and on the disputes that arise out of them.
We advise landlords and tenants on tenancy agreements, notices, deposit compliance and possession proceedings, as well as commercial lease forfeiture and disputes. Our team also handles disrepair claims, service charge disputes and lease extensions for tenants.
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