Links to general guidance about the law on eviction in Wales and information about where to get help.

Basic overview about the steps that your council or housing association landlord must take if they want to evict you, what happens at the court hearing and afterwards.

Landlords can evict an assured shorthold tenant after giving two months' notice using a Section 21 notice and getting a court order. Most private rented tenants are assured shorthold tenants. Information about the steps to eviction a landlord must take.

Explains what to do if the bailiffs are coming to evict you and how you may be able to stop them (Content applies to England only).

The court usually can't stop the eviction of a private tenant. Sometimes it can agree to delay the eviction. Information about when legal aid may be available in this situation and how to ask a court to stop or delay the bailiffs.

Information about what your landlord must do if they want you to leave. This will depend on the type of tenancy agreement you have.

Private tenants are usually entitled to written notice to leave their homes. Explains when a private landlord has the right to give you an eviction notice, what it must include and what you should do. (Content applies to England only.)

Find out the three steps your landlord has to follow to evict you from your private rented home.

Explains what happens if you are renting your home and your landlord applies for a court order to evict you. Includes what happens at court, what you should bring, and what the court can decide.