Landlord and Tenant Solicitors in Oxford
Tenancy agreements, rent arrears, possession claims, deposit disputes, disrepair and commercial leases are the everyday work of landlord and tenant solicitors in Oxford, acting for landlords, letting agents and tenants alike. Recent reform of private renting in England means it is worth getting current advice before serving any notice.
Oxford's university and student rental market, with its many shared houses, brings licensing and condition issues of its own. Weigh up a few and pick whoever explains things plainly.
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Summerfield Browne Solicitors - Providing Practical Advice
This is about you. Giving you pragmatic, proactive, straightforward advice that helps you achieve your goals. Our fee structures are fair and transparent. And we work with you rather than simply for you.
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Our Landlord solicitors covering Oxford can help with all Landlord Legal problems, call us or email for advice.
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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.
Providing individuals and businesses with the highest quality legal expertise, insight and support.
Freeths LLP wide ranging expertise is here to support you and your business in Oxford. Our innovative approach allows us to offer creative solutions, with a focus on understanding your needs and delivering tangible results.
Oxford Property Law Specialists High quality service from an experienced lawyer – every time
Clyde & Co based in Oxford is a dynamic, rapidly expanding global law firm focused on providing a complete legal service to clients in our core sectors.
We advise both landlords and tenants on the full range of residential tenancy matters, from tenancy agreements and deposit protection through to possession proceedings and rent arrears disputes. Oxford
Our real estate team acts for investors, occupiers and developers on commercial property, including the landlord and tenant issues and real estate disputes that come with a portfolio.
Showing firms in fair rotation order. Placement is based on how complete and up-to-date a firm's information is. Firms cannot pay for a higher placement
