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Spires Legal

Landlord and tenant dispute solicitors based in Oxford

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About Spires Legal

Spires Legal is an Oxford-based solicitors' firm whose services include landlord and tenant law, dispute resolution and debt recovery. Its property team advises landlords about rent arrears, tenant breaches and possession matters. Tenants can seek assistance with tenancy deposit disputes, unlawful eviction and difficult living conditions. The firm's website explains the legal processes it handles and distinguishes between the types of help available to landlords and renters. This makes it relevant when informal attempts to resolve a tenancy disagreement have not succeeded. The firm's landlord services include letters before action, court claims and related debt recovery steps. Its tenant information discusses deposit protection failures and circumstances where a person has been evicted or threatened with eviction. Spires Legal also publishes information about its charging arrangements, including fixed fees, hourly rates and other possible funding methods. Clients should explain their circumstances and obtain a clear agreement about costs before instructing the firm. Its Oxford Business Park office provides a local contact point for property-related legal enquiries.

Services

  • Landlord and tenant disputes
  • Residential possession claims
  • Rent arrears recovery
  • Tenancy deposit disputes
  • Illegal eviction advice
  • Housing litigation

spireslegal.com at a glance

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Who Spires Legal works with

  • Residential landlords
  • Tenants
  • Property owners
  • Private individuals

Areas covered

Oxford and clients requiring its legal services

Questions about Spires Legal

How do I contact Spires Legal in Oxford?

The office is at Oxford House, Parkway Court, John Smith Drive, Oxford Business Park, OX4 2JY. Telephone 01865 986328. The firm's website provides a contact form and information about its landlord and tenant services.

Can Spires Legal help with eviction or deposit disputes?

Yes. Its landlord and tenant service describes possession matters, rent arrears, tenancy deposit scheme disputes and illegal eviction. The firm acts for both landlords and tenants. Explain which side of the dispute you are on and provide the relevant notices or correspondence.

What does Spires Legal charge for dispute resolution?

The firm's fees page describes fixed-price, hourly and other charging arrangements. Its published dispute resolution hourly rates vary according to the person handling the matter. Request an estimate for your particular case, including VAT, expenses and any possible court-related costs.

What should Oxford tenants do after receiving an eviction threat?

Keep the notice and seek advice before taking action. The Renters' Rights Act 2025 and Housing Act 2004 are relevant English legislation, but the correct response depends on the circumstances. Oxford City Council can assist with applicable housing and homelessness enquiries.

Does Spires Legal pursue claims about unprotected tenancy deposits?

Its website specifically discusses compensation claims where a landlord has failed to comply with tenancy deposit protection requirements. The property team can consider the documents and circumstances. Tenants should retain proof of payment, the tenancy agreement and any deposit scheme correspondence.

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