Right to Manage & leasehold advice
The short answer
RTM claims, service charge and leasehold disputes
- Price from
- £600.00
- Time on site
- 1 to 2 hours (consultation)
What you get
You receive expert legal guidance on exercising your Right to Manage or resolving other leasehold issues, ensuring your rights as a leaseholder are protected.
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When do you need a Right to Manage & leasehold advice?
You need this advice if you are a leaseholder experiencing issues with building management, high service charges, or if you and your neighbours want to take control of your building's management. It is also vital for lease extensions or understanding your lease terms.
What happens on the day
During a consultation, you will discuss your specific leasehold or RTM concerns, review your lease documents, and receive clear legal advice on the steps involved, costs, and likelihood of success.
How to prepare
- Gather a copy of your lease agreement and any related documents.
- Collect service charge statements and demands.
- Document any issues with building management or common areas.
- If considering RTM, note the number of flats and potential participants.
- List specific questions or areas of concern you wish to address.
How to improve your result
- Communicate with other leaseholders to identify common issues.
- Keep detailed records of all correspondence with your landlord or managing agent.
- Understand your lease terms fully before taking action.
- Act promptly on service charge disputes, as there are strict time limits.
Why it is useful day to day
Empowers leaseholders to assert their rights, gain control over their living environment, potentially reduce costs, and resolve disputes, leading to better managed and more enjoyable properties.
Why we ask these questions
We ask about your property type, lease terms, number of flats, and the nature of your dispute or goal (RTM, service charge, lease extension). This helps us determine eligibility and the best legal strategy.
Frequently asked questions
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Service charge accounts
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