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Trusted by Letting Agents Across Cheshire & North Wales

Eviction Support for Letting Agents — Fast, Reliable, On Your Terms

When you instruct PDA Law on behalf of a landlord client, you deal with one dedicated point of contact from start to finish — not a different solicitor every time you call.

We understand how letting agencies work day-to-day, and we build the process around that: clear, practical updates you can pass straight on to your landlord, without needing to translate legal jargon first.

SRA Regulated Solicitors
24–48 Hour Turnaround
Transparent Staged Pricing
Cheshire & North Wales

Why Work With Us

Why Letting Agents Choose PDA Law

We understand how letting agencies work day-to-day, and we build the process around that — not the other way around.

One Dedicated Contact, Every Time

One dedicated point of contact from start to finish — not a different solicitor every time you call. Consistent, no repeated explanations.

Built Around How Agencies Work

We understand how letting agencies work day-to-day, and we build the process around that — not generic client handling.

Jargon-Free Updates You Can Relay Directly

Clear, practical updates you can pass straight on to your landlord, without needing to translate legal jargon first.

Up to Date on the Renters' Rights Act 2026

Confident answers for the questions your landlords are already asking — we stay ahead of the legislation so you don't have to.

24–48 Hour Turnaround

Section 8 notices and initial advice typically provided within 24–48 hours of receiving instructions. Speed matters when landlords are losing money.

SRA Regulated Solicitors

Fully regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. Professional indemnity insurance. Accountable to the highest professional standards.

A Trusted Partner, Not Just a One-Time Solicitor

Whether it's a one-off possession claim or ongoing support across your landlord portfolio, we're set up to work with you as a trusted partner — not just a one-time solicitor.

Important — 2026 Law Change

Renters' Rights Act 2026 — What Letting Agents Need to Know

The Renters' Rights Act came into force on 1 May 2026 and represents the biggest change to residential tenancy law in a generation.

  • Section 21 (no-fault eviction) abolished — all possession must use Section 8 grounds
  • All tenancies are now periodic — no more fixed-term assured shorthold tenancies
  • New mandatory and discretionary grounds for possession
  • New Decent Homes Standard for the private rented sector
  • New Private Rented Sector Ombudsman

Quick Reference — New Possession Grounds

Ground 8Mandatory — 3+ months rent arrears
Ground 1Mandatory — landlord requires property as home
Ground 1AMandatory — landlord intends to sell
Ground 7AMandatory — serious antisocial behaviour
Ground 14Discretionary — antisocial behaviour
Ground 10/11Discretionary — rent arrears / persistent late payment

FAQs

Letting Agent Legal Services — FAQs

Can letting agents instruct you directly on behalf of landlords?
Yes. We work with letting agents on an ongoing instruction basis. Agents can instruct us directly on behalf of their landlord clients for evictions, possession claims, rent arrears and tenancy disputes. We provide a dedicated point of contact and fast turnaround times.
How quickly can you prepare a Section 8 notice?
We can typically prepare and advise on Section 8 notices within 24–48 hours of receiving instructions and the relevant tenancy documents. Speed matters — every day of delay costs your landlord clients money.
Do you offer volume pricing for letting agents?
We offer transparent staged fixed-fee pricing that works well for agents with repeat instruction volumes. We are happy to discuss pricing arrangements for ongoing relationships. Contact us to discuss your requirements.
Has Section 21 been abolished?
Yes. Section 21 no-fault eviction was abolished on 1 May 2026 under the Renters' Rights Act. All possession claims must now rely on Section 8 grounds. We advise agents and their clients on the mandatory and discretionary grounds available and the best strategy for each situation.
What is the Renters' Rights Act and how does it affect letting agents?
The Renters' Rights Act 2026 is the most significant change to residential tenancy law in a generation. Key changes include: abolition of Section 21 (no-fault eviction), all tenancies becoming periodic (no more fixed terms), new mandatory grounds for possession, a new Decent Homes Standard for the private rented sector, and a new Private Rented Sector Ombudsman. We advise letting agents and their landlord clients on compliance and the new possession process.
Do you advise on HMO licensing for letting agents?
Yes. We advise on mandatory and additional HMO licensing, licence applications, management regulations and compliance. Many letting agents manage HMO properties on behalf of landlords — we can advise on the licensing position and ensure compliance.

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Tell us about your agency and the types of matters you typically deal with. We will explain how we can support you and your landlord clients — whether it's a one-off instruction or an ongoing partnership.

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