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Residential Property Dispute Law
Disputes relating to residential property are regularly stressful. We appreciate that those involved will often wish to keep their costs to a minimum and resolve or void the dispute as quickly as possible. We can guide you through every step of the process.
Expert Guidance and Support
Our property management lawyers are here to help you with all of your residential property management issues and disputes. We take a proactive, skilful approach and put our client's objectives at the heart of our service. We specialise in a wide range of property disputes that cover several issues.
Our expertise
Our residential property dispute lawyers advise on:
Neighbour Disputes: Whether it's noise complaints, boundary issues, or disputes over high hedges, we
offer strategic guidance to help resolve conflicts amicably.
Landlord and Tenant Issues: From tenancy disputes to rent arrears and eviction proceedings, our lawyers provide comprehensive support to protect your rights and interests.
Party Wall Matters: We assist in resolving disputes concerning the Party Wall Act, ensuring compliance and fair resolution for all parties involved.
Enforceability of Covenants: Our legal experts offer insightful advice on covenant enforceability issues, helping you understand your rights and obligations.
Land Registry Issues: We provide guidance and assistance in addressing Land Registry discrepancies and resolving related disputes swiftly and effectively.
Parking and Driveway Disputes: Whether it's rights of way or boundary encroachments, we offer practical solutions to parking and driveway conflicts.
Agricultural and Farming Land Disputes: With a deep understanding of rural property matters, we assist clients in resolving disputes related to agricultural land with precision and care.
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