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Tenant Evictions
TC Young handles on average 200 court actions for evictions every week on behalf of landlords in courts throughout Scotland. Our experience in the field is unmatched by any other law firm in Scotland and we deal with all areas of eviction actions from public and private sector tenancies to commercial lets.
- Consulted: We are the only law firm in Scotland to be involved with the Scottish Government regarding their consultation on Evictions in the Social Rented Sector. Our lawyers are frequently called upon by organisations and individuals throughout Scotland to give advice and training with regards to this area.
- Our Approach: With regard to our procedures, we recognise that no eviction or home repossession is straightforward and prior to taking action we will discuss costs and prospects of success to ensure that you are fully informed.
- Eviction Notices: We can prepare the necessary pre-action eviction notices including Notices of Proceedings, Notices to Quit or Notices of Irritancy. If court action is required, we can guide you through the process, keeping you advised at every stage. The procedures we have put in place and our case management system allow us to deal with a significant number of actions quickly and effectively without having to sacrifice on quality. We also give the comfort to clients by offering fixed fees where appropriate.
We will frequently appear in Courts throughout Scotland. No distance is too far and our client base extends from the Borders all the way to Orkney.
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