What keeps Warwick instructions on track
Partner-led first discussion
Early guidance comes direct from a partner, not from a generic screening step.
Built for group matters
We help organise leases and correspondence where several owners are involved.
Notice work can follow
Valuation advice can feed straight into formal notice preparation if needed.
Start a Warwick matter with direct partner input
A leasehold issue can be hard to judge at first, especially if it involves a group claim, an informal extension offer or uncertainty about the formal notice route. We begin Warwick enquiries with a direct discussion with a partner, so the early advice is grounded in experience rather than a general overview. If you can provide the leases, property details and any freeholder correspondence, Lawrence & Wightman can identify whether the matter calls for collective enfranchisement valuation, informal lease extension advice or preparation for a formal notice.
That makes the next step clearer from the start.
Organised support for individuals and groups
Some Warwick instructions involve one leaseholder, while others involve several participating owners trying to move together. We help organise the documents, explain what further valuation work is needed and arrange any inspection or appointment required for the property. If the matter proceeds, we can coordinate with your solicitor so the valuation, notice work and later stages stay aligned. The aim is to keep a technical process understandable and well managed rather than leaving the group to piece it together alone.
Frequently asked questions
Can you advise a group of owners in Warwick together?
Yes. Where a Warwick matter involves several participating leaseholders, we can review the available documents, explain the valuation issues affecting the building and help the group understand what further information is needed before the claim moves on. Coordination becomes especially important where owners are progressing at different speeds.
What should I send if I have received an informal lease offer?
The lease, the proposed terms, any covering correspondence and the basic property details are the most useful starting documents. We review the premium, the new lease length and the rest of the package so you can see how the informal proposal compares with other possible routes.
Do you coordinate with solicitors on Warwick claims?
Yes. If the matter progresses to a formal notice or later legal stage, we work alongside your solicitor so the valuation evidence and the legal process develop together. That helps avoid gaps between the technical and legal sides of the case and keeps the claim better organised.