Tenancy – a contract between a tenant and their landlord. This contract can be written or verbal. In England and Wales there is no law to say that landlords have to provide a written tenancy agreement, but it is always a good idea to ask for one, even if the landlord is a friend or family member.

Third party – a term used to describe someone other than the two sides in a particular situation. For example, it can be used in motor insurance policies to describe other people besides the person who is insured and the company that insures them.

Trademark attorney – a lawyer regulated by the Intellectual Property Regulation Board.

Trainee solicitor – a person completing their training requirements in a law firm before applying to become a solicitor.

Transparent – being open and honest in a way that can be understood by others.

Tribunal – a person or group of people who collectively have authority to judge and/or determine claims or disputes.