Has your landlord failed to protect your deposit? – if any of the below apply to you, you may have a claim:

• Deposit Not Protected? – If you know the deposit was not protected by your landlord, it’s very likely you have a claim
• Deposit Protected Late? - Even if you deposit was protected, if it was after 30 days of you making the payment, you may have a claim.
• Unfair Deposit Deductions? - If unfair deductions were made against your deposit, it might be due to the lack of deposit protection in place.
• Deposit Wasn’t Returned? - If your deposit wasn’t returned, or your landlord refused to return it, you may have a claim.
• No Deposit Information Given? – If you did not receive confirmation from an approved deposit protection scheme, you may have a claim.
• Stayed Longer Than Agreed? – Tenancy Deposits must remain protected in an approved scheme for the whole duration of your tenancy.

1 in 5 Tenancy Deposits are not protected in England & Wales.

Discuss your tenancy with Trafford Law solicitors. If we believe you have a claim, we will send a letter to your landlord and start the process of getting your compensation. You can do this even if your deposit was returned in full.