What Should I Do If My Landlord Is Threatening Eviction?

AI Summary

If your landlord is threatening eviction, it's important to know your rights and seek help. Sevenoaks offers several resources to assist tenants at risk of eviction.

Steps to Take:

  1. Contact Your Landlord: Communicate with your landlord as soon as possible to discuss the situation and see if you can come to an agreement.
  2. Reach Out for Advice: If you’re facing eviction or losing your home, contact the Housing Team at Sevenoaks immediately. They can provide advice and support.
  3. Legal Support: You can access government-funded legal advice and representation through the Housing Loss Prevention Advice Service if you receive notice of possession proceedings.

Contact Information

Action Detail
Call Housing Team 01732 227000
Email Housing Team housing@sevenoaks.gov.uk
Seek Housing Loss Prevention Advice Check your nearest provider online

Reaching out for assistance early can make a significant difference in your situation. Don't hesitate to get help from the available resources to protect your rights as a tenant.

Sources

Renters Rights Act Help with rent Request direct payment to your landlord Help for homeowners and private tenants

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