Litigation Disputes

Neighbour Disputes

Neighbour Disputes

Whilst it is important for people to keep a good relationship with their neighbours, this is not always possible and often disputes can arise. Neighbours can often knowingly or unknowingly do something that interferes with another’s use and enjoyment of their land or property and such circumstances can soon escalate into stressful disputes. It is important that you seek legal advice as soon as possible if you find yourself in this position.

We have a specialist team of highly experienced legal experts who can advise you on the various types of remedies available in disputes between neighbours which can include:

Boundary Disputes
Rights of way/ covenants/ Easements
Nuisance Neighbours
Noise Disturbance
Overhanging trees and hedges
Fence disputes
Maintenance of a property
Land Title and ownership disputes

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