Want to end your contract but landlord doesn’t accept?
Many expats face unfair treatment from landlords when ending their rental agreement. If your landlord is refusing or ignoring your attempt to end the contract, it’s important to get legal support quickly. These situations often lead to lost deposits, so don’t wait!
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Safeguard your position!
When facing discussions when you want to end your contract, it’s normal to feel frustrated and somewhat at a loss. We have helped hundreds of expats fight unreasonable arguments like:
- “You can’t terminate this contract in the first year”
- “You should have given notice by registered letter, not by email, so this doesn’t count”
- “You should have given two months of notice, instead of one, so now I’ll take a month of rent out of your deposit”
- And the list goes on, and on, and on…
We understand how infuriating it can be. We see a lot of landlords just count on the fact that you don’t know what you’re doing and that you won’t get legal help. That way, they try to get another month of rent out of expats, while they already go looking for a new tenant.
That’s why we provide comprehensive legal support to expats who find themselves in these situations. We’ll work together with you in fighting unreasonable (or unsubstantiated) claims, and make sure your landlord takes you seriously. If necessary, we’ll also take the necessary legal action (through bailiff and/or court) to get you the solution you deserve.
4 Easy steps to secure your position
01. Fill out contact form
We’re here to help! Just fill out the contact form below and explain your situation. We’ll get back to you shortly with our thoughts and next steps.
02. Legal advice
Once we have a better understanding of your case, we’ll give you our honest opinion on what you can do next.
03. Formal letter
It looks like you are in the right here. We’ll draft a formal letter and send it to your landlord or real estate agent. In this letter, we explain that you are allowed to terminate and per which date. We’ll also include that communications will go through us from now on (minimizing issues about your deposit). This usually gets their attention and starts discussions about a solution. We’ll point the landlord on the invalidity of their arguments and explain why they can better agree (and repay the deposit) and avoid more formal steps. We’ll also advise you about possible negotiations to resolve the issue without the need of court.
04. Already wrapping up
In most cases, things get sorted pretty quickly. The majority of our cases are resolved in a matter of weeks, or even days. Only in some cases (where a landlord refuses to listen) we’ll end up in court. Don’t worry though, we have your back and most of our clients believe court was actually fun once they step out of the courtroom again (since it’s the landlord that will be doing the sweating).
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Don’t let your landlord fool you around
Cases about ending your rental agreement can become complex and technical. We have to protect against unlawful claims, but be very careful on what we say and how we say it. We have seen many cases where people contacted us too late, and already (unknowingly) hurt their cases badly. Don’t let that happen to you.
Limited availability
Due to the high demand for our services, we can only take a limited number of new cases. If you’re facing a rental dispute, don’t wait – contact us today to ensure your rights are protected and you get the solution you deserve.
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