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Lease extensions

Is the clock ticking on your leasehold property? Don’t let time run out – let our experienced team of legal professionals guide you through the process of extending your lease under the UK’s leasehold enfranchisement rules.

If you have owned your flat for two years, leasehold enfranchisement allows you to extend the lease on your property, giving you increased control, peace of mind, and a potentially more valuable asset. As the lease term dwindles, the value of your property could be impacted, making it essential to take action and secure your property’s long-term value.

How can our lease extension team help?

Navigating the complexities of leasehold enfranchisement can be daunting, but our dedicated lawyers specialise in this area and are well-versed in the intricacies of UK property law. Here’s how we can assist you:

Expert guidance

Our legal team will provide you with clear, concise explanations of the lease extension process. We’ll help you understand your rights and responsibilities, ensuring you can make informed decisions.

Thorough analysis

We will review your lease agreement and property details meticulously. Considering your unique circumstances and objectives, this analysis will help us determine the optimal strategy for your lease extension.

Negotiation

Lease extensions often involve negotiations with the freeholder or landlord. Our skilled negotiators will speak on your behalf to secure you the most favourable terms and avoid unnecessary conflicts.

Documentation

From preparing the initial Notice of Claim to drafting the final lease extension agreement, our lawyers will handle all necessary legal documentation. This ensures accuracy, compliance, and a seamless process.

Timely execution

Deadlines are crucial in leasehold enfranchisement. We will manage the timeline efficiently, ensuring that all necessary steps are taken within the required timeframes to safeguard your rights.

Costs

We understand the financial aspect of lease extension is important. Our team will provide you with a clear breakdown of the costs involved, helping you make decisions that align with your budget.

Our expert lawyers are committed to making the lease extension process as smooth and beneficial as possible for you. Take control of your property’s future value – reach out to Stuart Jacobs today to schedule a consultation and embark on your journey towards a secure leasehold extension.

Our team of professionals are proud to be members of the Association of Leasehold Enfranchisement Practitioners (ALEP). Our membership reflects our expertise and experience in this complex area of law. ALEP was established as a professional association in 2007 to ensure that practitioners involved in this sector adhere to an agreed level of conduct and service. ALEP membership is a badge of assurance to leaseholders and freeholders, who can be confident that they will get a consistently high level of service, integrity and professionalism from ALEP members.

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Are you a freeholder?

Freeholders can dispute such leaseholder claims, although the grounds for doing so are quite limited. However, if you are a freeholder who needs help responding to leaseholders who wish to extend their leases or buy their freehold, call Stuart Jacobs today.

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