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More and more flats are being built in some of the most desirable areas. They come in all shapes, sizes and locations - and are bought for many reasons, such as:

• Retirement
• For letting to provide an income
• For your children to live in whilst at university
• To provide a home for you

Leases can be very complex. Here at Cozens-Hardy LLP we will ensure that the lease is suitable for the use which you have in mind. We have an acknowledged expertise in acting for either leaseholders or landlords with regards to the many issues which arise in a block of flats. These include:

• Acting for leaseholders in buying the freehold of their block of flats
• Acting for leaseholders in taking over the management of their flats (under the Right To Manage legislation)
• Acting for leaseholders in extending the length of their leases
• Advising leaseholders or landlords on their obligations in relation to service charge payments

Many law firms do not have the experience or expertise to act for leaseholders in these complex matters, but at Cozens-Hardy we have a team of hugely experienced solicitors who can advise and assist you in all your leasehold matters.