Assess Your Rental Dispute
Answer four short questions and your case reaches us clearly organised on WhatsApp. We read it and come back to you within one business day with practical steps and a clear cost.
- Free assessment
- No obligation
- Reply within one business day
Tell us about your case
What happens after you send
We read your case
Your message reaches a case handler who works on rental disputes, not a general reception desk.
We reply within one business day
We set out the options open to you, the step that suits the stage your dispute has reached, and what each option involves.
You know the cost before you begin
No step starts until the full cost is clear in front of you and you have agreed to it.
What is useful to have ready
We do not ask you to upload any document at this stage. But having these papers within reach makes the assessment more accurate:
- The tenancy contract
- The Ejari certificate
- Cheques or payment receipts
- Any notice sent or received
- Correspondence exchanged with the other party
Prefer to reach us another way?
You can call us on 0522519459, or write to [email protected]. Working hours are 8am to 8pm.
Frequently asked questions
Is the assessment really free?
Yes. Reading your case and setting out the options open to you carries no charge. Cost begins only when you agree with us on a specific step.
Am I committing to anything by sending the form?
No. Sending your case is a request for an assessment, not a power of attorney and not an agreement. You remain free to stop at any point.
When do I find out the cost?
Before any step begins. We set out the cost of the step required and make clear whether official fees are payable to other bodies, so no amount takes you by surprise later.
What if I am not sure which stage my dispute is at?
Choose the closest description and write what you know in the details box. Pinning down the stage precisely is part of what the assessment is for.