Phone 0117 924 8662, Monday-Friday 10am-12pm & 2pm-4pm
We can offer FREE legal advice where your home may be at risk, you are homeless, or your home is in poor condition (disrepair) affecting your or your family’s health. This includes issues arising due to Covid-19.
We cover Bristol, South Glos, B&NES and North Somerset.
We provide specialist advice & representation for a wide range of problems including complex possession cases, homelessness appeals and judicial review. Types of issues we help with:
We cannot assist with boundary disputes or advise landlords.
If you are at risk of losing your home please contact us as soon as possible. It is important to seek advice as soon as you receive notice of possession or notice to quit from your landlord. We may be able to help even if you have been given a date for eviction.
If you have applied as homeless to your local authority and not got the decision you want, we may be able to help you with a challenge to the County or High Court.
Please call 0117 924 8662 (Mon-Fri 10am-4pm) for a phone appointment.
This project is on hold during the pandemic. But call us if you have a question as a tenant – especially if related to current situation with Covid-19.
Information on housing rights during Covid-19 – including a film to watch
Wide range of guides on housing and homelessness issues
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Email reception@bristollawcentre.org.uk with a brief description of your query and a contact phone number and we’ll get back to you.
Fax 0117 924 8020
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Any personal data submitted to the Law Centre through this contact form or by email or phone will be confidentially and securely stored for 18 months in accordance with our data retention policy. It will be held by the Law Centre as Data Controller and will only be used for the purposes of considering and where appropriate, responding to your enquiry (and any associated purposes). It will not be disclosed to any third parties and will be securely deleted after 18 months. You have a right to be told what data we hold about you (though you are likely to have provided us with that data) and to have it corrected if it is wrong and can read our full privacy policy here.
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