Who this is for
Letting or renting housing or commercial premises.

Letting or renting housing or commercial premises.
Distinguish habitual housing, seasonal and other-use leases; define term, deposit and termination.
Distinguish habitual housing, seasonal and other-use leases; define term, deposit and termination. Review of facts, applicable rules and documents; preparation of the legal position. Drafting, filing, negotiation or representation is performed within the agreed instructions.
Agreement, actual use, parties, premises, term, payments and security.
Initial assessment → scope and terms → document review → preparation of actions → discussion of the next stage. The sequence depends on the matter and the representative’s authority.
Timing depends on documents, the other party and the competent authority. A statutory period is not a promised completion date; suspensions and appointment availability are assessed separately.
Fees and scope are set out in an individual proposal. Translation, apostille/legalisation, fees, notary, court representative, experts, travel, appointments, in-person attendance and tax services are not included without express agreement.
Housing and commercial leases differ; calling a lease seasonal does not by itself exclude housing rules.
Agreement, actual use, parties, premises, term, payments and security.
Send a description of your circumstances and any approaching deadline or signing date. Scope is discussed after assessment.