Property Dispute Solicitors
Specialising in commercial and residential property disputes
Your home should be your haven. We understand nothing is worse than facing a dispute with your neighbours, landlord or tenant over your property.
We know the stress a dispute over land or a property can bring and work with you to resolve it as swiftly as possible.
We won’t confuse you with legal jargon and technicalities—we use language anyone can understand.
This is why we are known for delivering results with our practical, down-to-earth approach.
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Our property dispute lawyers advise on:
- Residential property disputes
- Boundary disputes
- Fence and garden disputes
- Property ownership disputes
- Lease disputes
- Nuisance neighbours
- Planning appeals
- Possession proceedings
- Restrictive covenants on your land
- Rights of way and easements
- Commercial property disputes
- Landlord and tenant disputes
- Dilapidation claims
- Party wall disputes
- Property disrepair
Residential property disputes
Boundary disputes
Boundary disputes arise when two parties disagree about the position of a boundary, usually a fence, wall or hedge.
Neighbour disputes
Disputes with neighbours can involve nuisance behaviour, such as noise, antisocial behaviour, excessive pet disturbance, or other issues, such as high trees or damaged fences.
Land disputes
Land disputes can include right-of-way issues, where someone assumes they have the right to walk or drive over your land, or adverse possession, where someone occupies your land without permission.
Party wall disputes
A party wall is a shared wall that sits on the boundary of land between two – or sometimes more – different properties. These can include the walls between terraced or semi-detached houses. Disputes arise when work on one property causes damage to a party wall.
Commercial property disputes
Landlord and tenant disputes
We advise landlords and tenants in residential and commercial property sectors on various issues, such as tenancy breaches, dilapidation claims, rent arrears, service charges, squatters, damage to property, and lease extensions.
FAQs
Property disputes can take many forms. There are commercial property disputes, residential property disputes, and land disputes - often for things like right of way and boundaries.
Property disputes usually require legal intervention, which doesn't always mean going to court. There are many other options, including mediation, arbitration, and all parties without prejudice meetings.
Using a qualified and experienced property litigation lawyer with a track record of handling claims for boundary disputes, neighbour disputes, and landlord-tenant disputes is always advisable.
A property dispute is any disagreement between two or more parties regarding the ownership, use, or rights of property or land.
If you have tried to resolve the property dispute amicably and are still having issues, the first step would be to contact a specialist property dispute lawyer.