We can help you with housing issues such as:
Council house provision
Eviction
Overcrowding
Disrepair
Issues with neighbours
Fitness for habitation
Know Your Rights! Check our legal rights page. We have produced a set of self-help guides for some of the most common housing issues. Visit our legal education hub.
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Know your rights: Self-help legal packs
With the help of our partners, we have put together a series of videos and guides to help with some of the most common housing issues. These guides can help you resolve your legal issues quickly, without the need for seeing an advisor.
Transferring your tenancy – Joint to Sole Tenancy
Download FileIllegal Evictions: Know Your Rights
Eviction (Rent Arrears) – a checklist
Download FileRent Arrears: Contacting your landlord – rent letter guidance
Download FileRent Arrerars: Know Your Rights
Understanding your housing rights: Transfer of tenancy – interview with client
Download FileA guide to form D50B
Download FileTenancy Transfer: Know Your Rights
We would like to thank:
The Bank of New York Mellon for their pro bono support in helping Toynbee Hall’s Free Legal Advice Centre undertake this legal education project. We would like to thank them for helping us create the Filling in a schedule of loss after unfair dismissal guide to help members of the community with their rights in regard to unfair dismissal, thereby empowering them to understand and exercise their legal rights.
Bloomberg’s Legal and Compliance department for their support and in particular, we would like to thank Detelina Milanova-Zlatareva for helping us create the Rent Arrears: Contacting your landlord and Eviction: Rent Arrears – A checklist resources to help members of the community with their housing problems.
Howard Kennedy for their pro bono support in helping Toynbee Hall’s Free Legal Advice Centre undertake this legal education project. In particular, we would like to thank Jack Richards, Anjali Janani and Emma Richards for helping us create these Remote Hearing resources to help members of the community with their civil rights in regard to remote hearings during COVID-19.
Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP and their volunteers for their support of Toynbee Hall’s Free Legal Advice Centre, as well as our work to empower members of the community to understand and exercise their legal rights and tackle racial injustice.