Business

Property Litigation

BUSINESS OBJECTIVES ACHIEVED

View less

Welcome to Forbes Solicitors, one of the leading firms that specialise in property litigation. With decades of combined experience, our solicitors are dedicated to providing comprehensive legal solutions for a wide range of property disputes, whether you're a commercial or residential landlord or tenant, a developer, an estate/managing agent or an investor. Navigating the complexities of property law can be a daunting task, but our team is here to guide you through every step, ensuring your interests are robustly defended and your assets secure. Trust our property litigation lawyers to deliver an exceptional service tailored to meet your specific needs, from resolving boundary issues to advising on commercial lease disputes.

What is Property Litigation?

Property litigation involves legal disputes related to property and land. This can cover issues such as boundary disputes, lease agreements, eviction proceedings, and any landlord and tenant conflicts. Solicitors in this field help to resolve these disputes through negotiation, arbitration, or court proceedings.

Why choose our Property Litigation Lawyers?

At Forbes Solicitors, we are committed to providing knowledgeable, personalised legal services for your property disputes, grounded in years of expertise. We ensure you're fully informed about your legal standing, simplifying complex jargon so you can make informed decisions. Our tailored advice is built on a rich history of resolving similar cases, allowing you to focus on what truly matters to you while we manage the legal intricacies. Even in instances where court proceedings are unavoidable, our specialised property litigation solicitor's team is equipped to navigate you through the process, aiming for the most efficient and favourable resolution.

How can our Property Litigation Solicitors Help?

Our property litigation solicitors offer invaluable support in resolving various kinds of property-related disputes. Whether you're a landlord dealing with eviction proceedings, a tenant facing unfair commercial contractual terms, or a property developer entangled in a neighbourhood boundary issues, our property litigation solicitors can provide expert advice tailored to your situation.

We can help clarify complex legal jargon and guide you through the maze of legislation and court procedures, enabling you to make informed decisions. In many cases, our property litigation solicitors can negotiate or mediate on your behalf, aiming for an amicable resolution that avoids the time and cost of going to court. However, if litigation becomes necessary, our lawyers will represent your interests robustly to strive for the best possible outcome.

Get in touch with our property litigation team to find out more about how we can assist with your property dispute.

Additional Information

What happens in property litigation?

In property litigation, parties seek legal resolution for property-related disputes, such as boundary issues, lease agreements, break notices or eviction matters. Solicitors provide expert advice, negotiate settlements, or represent clients in court to secure the most favourable outcome. The process may involve arbitration, mediation, or court proceedings.

What are the areas of property litigation?

Property litigation covers a broad range of issues, including but not limited to:

Boundary Disputes: Concerns over the demarcation lines between properties.
Lease Disputes: Issues arising from commercial or residential leases, such as rent arrears, service charge disputes, dilapidations or breaches of covenant.
Possession and Eviction Proceedings: Legal actions to regain possession of a property from tenants or squatters.
Easements and Rights of Way: Issues concerning the legal right to access or use another person's land for a specific purpose.
Land Registration: Conflicts arising from the recording of property ownership and interests.
Adverse possession claims both making and defending applications;
Nuisance Claims: Legal actions taken regarding disturbances such as noise, smells, or encroachments.
Dilapidation Claims: Concerns related to the condition of a property at the end of a lease term.
Enfranchisement: Legal processes related to extending a lease or purchasing the freehold of a property.
Restrictive Covenants: Disputes concerning conditions imposed on the use of land.
Trespass: Unauthorised entry or occupation of land or property.
Landlord and Tenant Disputes: General conflicts between landlords and tenants that may not fall under specific categories like eviction or lease disputes.
Property Fraud: Legal issues arising from fraudulent activities related to property transactions.
Conveyancing Disputes: Issues arising from the sale or purchase of property, such as contract breaches or disputes over property value.

Each of these areas involves complex legislation and often requires specialised legal advice to navigate effectively.

What is the role of a solicitor in litigation?

A solicitor in litigation provides expert legal advice, represents clients in negotiations or court, and prepares necessary documents. They aim to resolve disputes favourably, whether through mediation, arbitration, or court proceedings, while ensuring compliance with relevant laws and regulations.