Landlord and Tenant Solicitors in Hull
Advice for residential landlords and tenants in Hull and the surrounding area

We advise landlords and tenants on residential tenancies, possession and disputes in Hull and the surrounding area. Our office is at 2 Parliament Street in the city centre.
Landlord and tenant work is one of the services our solicitors in Hull provide from our Parliament Street office.
Who we help
We act for landlords and for tenants, but never for both sides in the same matter. Our clients include people who have inherited a let property and become landlords for the first time, owners of one or several buy to let properties, and tenants who need a tenancy agreement explained before they sign or when a problem arises. We act for clients across Hull and in Hessle, Cottingham, Anlaby, Willerby, Kirk Ella, Hedon and Beverley.
At the outset we will tell you whether the matter is likely to be straightforward or contested, so that the advice and its cost are proportionate.
Arranging an appointment
We are at 2 Parliament Street, Hull, HU1 2AP. Call 01482 228808 to arrange a time. Where the work is clearly defined, we can quote a fixed fee so that you know the cost before we begin. We also have offices in Bridlington and Hornsea.

From our specialistLandlords and tenants across Hull get practical advice from an experienced local team, proportionate to what is at stake, so problems are resolved without running up unnecessary cost.”
The landlord and tenant process in detail
The process is the same wherever you live. Our full guide explains each stage and answers the questions clients ask most often: Landlord and tenant advice in detail.
Drafting and Reviewing Tenancy Agreements
A well-structured tenancy agreement is crucial to prevent misunderstandings and disputes. Our solicitors draft, review, and tailor agreements to suit your specific property letting needs, ensuring compliance with the latest rental laws and regulations.
Resolving Landlord-Tenant Disputes
Rental disputes can be costly and time-consuming. Our legal team provides strategic advice and mediation services to help resolve issues amicably. Where necessary, we offer representation in court proceedings to safeguard your interests.
Legal Support for Property Management
Managing a rental property comes with various legal obligations. We provide ongoing support for landlords, covering areas such as compliance with housing regulations, tenant rights, and maintenance responsibilities.
Eviction and Possession Proceedings
If eviction becomes necessary, it is essential to follow the correct legal process. Our solicitors handle eviction notices, possession claims, and court proceedings, ensuring landlords meet all legal requirements while minimizing risk.
Tenant Rights and Legal Protections
We assist tenants in understanding their legal rights, including protection from unfair eviction, property maintenance obligations, and legal recourse for disputes. Our team ensures tenants receive fair treatment under tenancy law.
Legal Responsibilities for Landlords
Landlords must adhere to numerous legal requirements, from property safety standards to fair rental practices. Our solicitors guide landlords on legal compliance, helping to prevent potential fines and disputes.
Handling Rent Adjustments and Lease Renewals
Whether you’re a landlord considering a rent increase or a tenant negotiating a lease renewal, we provide expert legal advice to ensure that changes are legally compliant and fair for both parties.
Deposit Protection and Dispute Resolution
Deposit disputes are a common issue in tenancies. We offer guidance on deposit protection schemes and legal representation to resolve conflicts regarding deductions and refunds.
Frequently asked
Do I need to come into the Hull office to get started?
I own one rented property in Hull. Is that too small for a solicitor?
Does the local council come into landlord and tenant matters?
Speak to our Hull office today
Call 01482 228808, request a callback or visit us at 2 Parliament Street, Hull, HU1 2AP.
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