How can we help you?
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Guidance on property ownership issues
If you have an issue relating to the ownership of your property, we can help you to resolve it. We’ll explain your options on issues including adverse possession claims, building disputes, property misrepresentation, disputes around rights of way and rights of access, through to boundary disputes.
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Unmarried couple separation
If you have a relationship breakdown as an unmarried couple where a property was owned by one or both of you, you may have a claim to recover your financial interest in the property. The co-habiting couple may need assistance in determining the division of the financial interest in the property, even where it is owned solely in one party’s name.
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Specialist expertise in property disputes
Our team has particular expertise in contentious landlord and tenant disputes and experience in alternative methods of property dispute resolution.
Our department head is a member of specialist body the Property Litigation Association and is rated in independent legal guide The Legal 500 for his specialist expertise in this area.
For more information on the extent of your rights and obligations as a property owner, visit our guide to common types of property disputes.
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Advice on residential landlord and tenant issues
Our property disputes solicitors can assist with a range of landlord and tenant disputes, such as evicting a tenant, recovering unpaid rent, recovering your property, service charge and management company advice, the enforcement of covenants, problems with recovering deposits, disrepair and issues with leases.
OUR DISPUTE RESOLUTION SERVICES
Practical advice to help you resolve disputes
Property misrepresentation and the new TA6 Form: What buyers need to know
The new Property Information Form (TA6) sixth edition became mandatory from 30 March 2026. Our property disputes experts share their guidance on property misrepresentation and the new TA6 form. If…
Family loans and the law: why informal agreements can lead to disputes
When money changes hands between family members, it is often done informally and with the best of intentions. Parents may help children onto the property ladder and relatives may provide…
A landlords' guide to the Renters' Rights Act
This year, the Renters’ Rights Act is bringing significant change to the private rental sector. The key date is 1 May 2026, when many of the reforms will be taking…