We advise individuals, landlords, tenants, businesses and property owners on housing law, litigation, commercial property, immigration and dispute resolution matters across England and Wales
Speak to our specialist solicitors for strategic, commercially focused legal advice across housing and landlord & tenant law, civil litigation and immigration.
From complex possession proceedings and tenancy disputes to CCJ set aside applications and wider civil matters, we provide clear advice and decisive representation tailored to your circumstances.
With offices in Woking, Surrey and London, Knights & Shah Solicitors acts for individuals, landlords and businesses across England.
We advise on housing and landlord & tenant law, possession proceedings, Section 8 notices, rent arrears, tenancy and deposit disputes, housing disrepair, unlawful eviction, CCJ set aside applications, civil litigation and immigration matters.
We advise on housing and landlord & tenant law, possession proceedings, Section 8 notices, rent arrears, tenancy and deposit disputes, housing disrepair, unlawful eviction, CCJ set aside applications, civil litigation and immigration matters.
Where appropriate, we may offer fixed-fee consultations or fixed-fee stages of work. The cost will depend on the documents, urgency and complexity of your matter.
Yes. We advise clients across England on housing law, landlord and tenant matters, civil litigation and immigration matters where we are able to assist. Many consultations and case updates can also be handled remotely, so you do not necessarily need to attend one of our offices in person.
The cost of hiring a lawyer can vary widely depending on the complexity of your case, the lawyer's experience, and the type of legal services you need. Some lawyers charge an hourly rate, while others may offer flat fees for specific services or contingency fees in cases like personal injury, where they are paid only if you win. During your initial consultation, ask about their fee structure, any additional costs (such as court fees or document preparation), and whether payment plans are available. A good lawyer will be transparent about costs upfront, so you can plan accordingly and avoid unexpected expenses.
Not every situation may require a lawyer, but having a trusted legal advisor can make a significant difference in complex or high-stakes matters. For simpler issues, you might be able to handle things on your own. However, when it comes to situations like property disputes, litigation, or issues with serious financial or personal impact, a skilled lawyer offers valuable insights, support, and peace of mind. At Knights & Shah Solicitors, we’re here to guide you through even the most challenging legal issues, protecting your rights and working toward the best possible outcome. If you’re unsure whether you need legal assistance, reach out to us for a consultation, and let’s discuss the best path forward together.
Please provide any documents relevant to your matter, such as court papers, notices, tenancy agreements, correspondence, contracts or details of any upcoming hearing or deadline. Providing the relevant documents in advance allows our solicitors to review the key information and make your consultation as focused and productive as possible.
Yes. If you have a possession hearing, court deadline, eviction issue, enforcement matter or urgent application, contact us as soon as possible so we can assess the next steps.
Yes. We advise landlords and tenants depending on the nature of the matter, including possession claims, tenancy disputes, housing disrepair, deposit issues and litigation.
Yes. You can contact Knights & Shah Solicitors to arrange an initial consultation to discuss your legal matter and the appropriate next steps. Consultations can be arranged with our Woking or London offices, or remotely where appropriate.