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Assisted eviction service for England landlords

Get your eviction paperwork in order before you pay

Tell us what has happened in a free, no-obligation consultation. If document preparation is suitable, we confirm the scope and send a secure Stripe payment link afterwards. This is document preparation, not legal representation.

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A clearer route from the start

Tell us what has happened before you pay for document preparation

Bring the key facts to a free consultation first. We check whether the route is clear, what paperwork matters and whether assisted preparation is a good fit.

  • Free consultation before paid work
  • Clear scope and next steps
  • Secure payment link only if we can help
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Prefer us to prepare it with you?

Free consultation before any assisted eviction preparation is agreed

We discuss the facts first. If we can help, we confirm the scope and send a secure Stripe payment link afterwards.

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Unsure about grounds or dates?

Landlord Section 8 notice assistance

Free consultation · £149.00 only if we confirm we can help

Before you serve, we help organise your Form 3A, tenant details, notice timing, service plan and evidence prompts around the facts you approve.

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Want the full case, including court forms?

Landlord eviction assistance service

Free consultation · £399.00 only if we confirm we can help

Our £399 full-case service can cover your Section 8 notice, service record, N5, N119 particulars of claim and supporting bundle. If you have already served notice, we focus on the court-stage pack.

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What paid preparation covers

Choose the eviction document preparation that matches your next step

The £149 service is for landlords who only need a Section 8 notice and service file before service. The £399 full eviction case service is for landlords who want both the notice stage and the court forms included in one joined-up pack. If you have already served notice, the £399 service can instead focus on checking that stage and completing the court file. We confirm the practical scope with you during the free consultation, before any payment is requested.

£149.00 only if we confirm we can help

Section 8 notice assistance: before you serve

A Section 8 notice starts a possession route for private landlords in England. We help you organise the facts, documents, Form 3A details and service plan into a notice file that you can check, approve and serve yourself.

  • A free consultation to understand your practical reason for possession, tenancy position and documents already held.
  • Preparation or detailed checking of the current Form 3A using the approved facts and tenant details you provide.
  • A notice-date and service-plan review, with prompts for the evidence you should keep when you serve.
  • A ground-specific document checklist for arrears, breach, behaviour, sale, occupation, or another stated reason.
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£399.00 only if we confirm we can help

Full eviction case assistance: notice and court forms

This is the £399 full-case service for landlords who want their Section 8 notice and court forms prepared as one joined-up file. You do not need to have served a notice already: where suitable, we can prepare the Form 3A notice, service record, N5, N119 particulars of claim and supporting bundle. If you have already served a notice, we begin by checking that stage before preparing the court file.

  • A free consultation to map the whole case: the reason for possession, tenancy documents, notice position, service plan and court-stage evidence.
  • Preparation or detailed checking of the Form 3A Section 8 notice and service record where notice has not already been served.
  • Preparation or detailed checking of Form N5 and Form N119 particulars of claim using the facts and documents you approve.
  • An evidence and bundle checklist for arrears, conduct, breach, sale, occupation, or other grounds relied on.
  • Practical filing, service and hearing prompts so you can approve and manage your own court file.
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One clear process

How the free consultation becomes a prepared document file

  1. 1Tell us what has happened in plain English and choose either the £149 notice-only service or the £399 full eviction case service, which includes court forms.
  2. 2Book a free consultation and upload any tenancy agreement, notice, proof of service, rent record, inspection record, photographs, or key correspondence you already have.
  3. 3We discuss the documents, dates, service position and practical gaps with you before deciding whether paid document preparation is suitable for the scope you need.
  4. 4If it is suitable, we confirm exactly what we will prepare and send a secure Stripe payment link. You remain responsible for reviewing, approving, signing, serving and filing the documents.

Two practical stages

Keep the notice stage and court stage in the right order

The paperwork changes as an eviction moves forward. Before service, the focus is on the notice, its reasons, timing and service plan. After notice expiry, the focus moves to the claim form, particulars of claim, evidence and filing record. These focused checks help keep the documents consistent at the stage you have reached.

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From notice to service

Keep the notice steps in the right order

The notice, date calculation and proof of service need to match the facts of your case. We help you organise those stages before you serve anything.

  • The tenant names, property details, tenancy information, practical reason, notice form, dates and service plan line up.
  • The Form 3A wording, accompanying explanations and document prompts are based on the facts you approve.
  • The landlord has a clear service and post-service record to complete using the actual method of service.
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From notice to court file

Build a possession file a judge can follow

Whether we prepare a fresh notice or review one you have served, the notice, service proof, claim forms and evidence should all support the same reason for possession.

  • The notice, earliest court date, service evidence, N5, N119 particulars of claim, and supporting bundle tell a consistent factual story.
  • The court-stage evidence is grouped chronologically so missing documents, unanswered points and factual gaps are identified early.
  • The landlord has practical prompts for checking the filing route, retaining originals and preparing their own hearing file.

Avoidable risks

What we help you identify before a mistake becomes a delay

Many cases can be managed directly. The recurring risk is not simply the amount of paperwork, but a mismatch between the facts, the notice, the service record and later court papers. Finding that mismatch before service or filing is usually much easier than explaining it after a tenant has raised it.

Before notice service

  • Using an unsuitable form, incorrect names, a mismatched reason, or the wrong notice timing can mean a notice has to be corrected or re-served.
  • Serving without a clear contemporaneous record can make it harder to show the court what was given, to whom and when.
  • Preparing the notice before the tenancy and evidence have been checked can create inconsistencies in later court papers.

Before court issue

  • Court forms that do not match the notice or evidence can create avoidable questions, delay or a need to start again.
  • Weak proof of service, an unexpired notice, or an unclear notice date can prevent the claim from being ready to issue.
  • Leaving witness evidence and the bundle until the last minute makes omissions and factual inconsistencies more likely.

Clear scope

We provide assisted document preparation based on the information you give us. We are not a firm of solicitors, do not represent you in court, do not serve notices or file claims for you, and cannot guarantee a possession order or any court outcome. You remain responsible for checking, approving, signing, serving, and filing your documents.

Common questions about assisted prep

Do I need to know the exact Section 8 ground before booking?

No. Tell us the practical reason, such as rent arrears, sale, breach, behaviour, or needing the property back. We will ask the document and timing questions needed to assess whether assisted preparation is a suitable next step.

Can you help if I already served a notice?

Yes. Have the served notice and your service record ready. We can review the information you provide and discuss whether a fresh notice, more evidence, or a court-stage service is the more suitable next step.

Will you serve the notice for me?

No. We prepare or check the pack with you. You approve it and decide how and when to serve it.

What if my case is not ready?

We explain what is missing or why the timing is not right. The consultation is free, and we only offer paid preparation once the practical scope is clear.

Do I need to have served a notice before booking the £399 service?

No. The £399 service is for landlords who want the full case prepared, including the Section 8 notice and court forms. If you have not served notice, we can discuss whether the full-case scope is suitable and prepare the notice stage first. You cannot issue the possession claim until a valid notice has been served and the relevant notice period has ended.

Can you check N5 and N119 before I file?

Yes. The service is designed around preparing or checking the N5, N119 particulars of claim, service evidence and supporting documents so the file is consistent with the notice you served.

What if my notice date or service record is wrong?

We will flag the issue and explain the practical next step. The consultation is free, and we only offer paid preparation once the practical scope is clear.

Will you file the possession claim for me?

No. We prepare or check the pack with you. You approve it and decide whether to file it.