Struggling with a Tenant Who Won’t Pay or Leave?
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Landlords: No-Fault Evictions Are Ending This Year 30 April 2026
With the Renters’ Rights Act now coming into force, no-fault evictions under Section 21 are being phased out and strict statutory deadlines apply. Landlords who fail to act in time risk permanently losing control over their properties and their ability to recover possession without fault.
CKE Law’s experienced eviction solicitors are ready to act swiftly and decisively, ensuring you regain possession lawfully and efficiently. With extensive experience in landlord and tenant law, we manage the entire process from serving compliant notices through to court proceedings and enforcement, allowing you to regain possession with minimal disruption.
Our tailored approach ensures your matter is handled professionally, efficiently and in full compliance with current legislation. Section 21 notices may only be served up to and including 30 April 2026 and possession proceedings must be issued by 31 July 2026. Once these deadlines pass, landlords will be forced into the new Section 8 regime.
Secure your rightsand take action now before the new rules come into effect and the statutory window closes.
100% Eviction Success Guarantee - Or Your Money Back
“At CKE Law, we understand how disruptive problem tenants can be. That’s why we act fast, handling everything from serving the correct eviction notice to managing court proceedings and instructing bailiffs when necessary.
Founded in 2015, we have built a strong reputation across England and Wales as a leading eviction law firm, recognised for our speed, expertise, and success in helping landlords regain possession of their properties.
With our 100% Success Guarantee and clear, fixed fees provided upfront, landlords can trust us to recover their property quickly, legally, and without any hidden costs.”
— Charles Edwards, Managing Partner, CKE Law
How the Eviction Process Works
100% Eviction Success Guarantee – Or Your Money Back.
Guaranteed Results or Your Money Back.
If your case is accepted and a possession order isn’t granted, you’ll receive a full refund
— No questions asked.
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