Property & Land Disputes
Disputes involving land and property can affect homes, businesses, investments and long-term property rights. A disagreement may concern a boundary, lease, ownership, access, possession or the use of land.
SWM Solicitors advises on property and land disputes, helping clients understand their rights and the legal options available when an agreement cannot be reached.
Disputes Over Property
Property Disputes
Property disputes can involve ownership, occupation, contractual rights or disagreements between property owners and other parties.
Commercial Property Disputes
Commercial property disputes can affect businesses, landlords, tenants and investors.
Where the Boundary Lies
Boundary Disputes
A disagreement over the precise boundary between neighbouring properties can create ongoing conflict.
Landlords and Tenants
Landlord & Tenant Disputes
Disagreements between landlords and tenants can concern rent, occupation, contractual obligations or the condition and use of a property.
Lease Disputes
Lease terms can give rise to disputes over obligations, rights, payments, use of premises or termination.
Possession and Occupation
Possession Proceedings
Where a person seeks to recover possession of property, formal proceedings may become necessary.
Trespass
Trespass can involve unauthorised entry onto or use of another person’s land.
Rights Over Land
Easement Disputes
Easements can give one property owner certain rights over another property, such as rights of way or access.
Adverse Possession
Adverse possession involves specific legal considerations concerning occupation and possession of land.
Resolving Property Disputes
Property disputes can become expensive and difficult if they are allowed to escalate. Understanding the legal position early can help identify whether negotiation, correspondence or formal proceedings may be appropriate.
Our solicitors can assess the circumstances and explain the available options.
Protecting Your Property Interests
Whether you are a homeowner, landlord, tenant, business or property owner, a dispute can have significant financial consequences.
We provide practical advice designed to help you understand your rights and make informed decisions.