Boundary Disputes

We know it can be stressful if you have a dispute over your property boundary with a neighbour. If you need help with a boundary dispute, call us on 01925 351 350.

Boundary Disputes

It can be frustrating getting into a dispute with a neighbour. Sometimes you can find a quick, easy resolution that suits both of you. Unfortunately, that doesn’t always happen, so you might need help from a solicitor.

We can help with a range of boundary disputes, including disputes over:

• Property lines
• Boundary and party walls
• Boundary hedges
• Garden fences
• Overhanging trees

Resolving Disputes with a Neighbour

Boundary disputes can be complex and are not as simple as drawing a straight line in the middle of some land.

Smaller disputes can become compounded over time, such as hedges and fences getting moved or changed when one property changes hands, or if one owner is replacing the hedge or fence.

With differences like this, it can be difficult to sort exactly who owns what land. That’s where our property law experts can help.

By examining title deeds, original plans, and other documentation, we can help establish boundaries of your property and your rights. And with that, we can help settle the boundary dispute between you and your neighbour, and help you reach an agreement.

Get Help with a Boundary Dispute

We can help you deal with and settle a boundary dispute with your neighbour. Our specialty is in housing and property disputes, with over 30 years combined experience in such matters.

We can offer you:

• Get started with a half-hour discussion and basic advice call from a solicitor for just £150.
• Clear, simple pricing at rates typically lower than other firms in the South
• Friendly, expert staff ready to help you
• We cover all of England & Wales

So, if you need help with a boundary dispute, please give us a call on 01925 351 350 to find out what we can do for you.

It’s important to know that unless the area of land is substantially valuable, the costs of running a claim may be disproportionate to the value of the land. So, the best way to approach a boundary dispute is with the intention of finding a quick resolution in the best interest of all parties.