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Property & Housing Disputes 

Resolve property, housing and neighbour disputes

Property and housing disputes can quickly become stressful and disruptive, particularly when living arrangements are involved. Our team understands how important it is to resolve these matters efficiently and with the right legal support.

What should I do if I’m involved in a property dispute?

If you find yourself involved in a property or housing dispute, the first step is to seek expert legal advice to understand your rights and options. Based in Mayfair, our Partner-led disputes team advise homeowners, landlords, and high-net-worth individuals on complex property matters, helping to protect your interests while minimising disruption.

Where possible, we aim to resolve disputes efficiently through negotiation or mediation. If these approaches are not suitable, we are fully prepared to represent you robustly in court, ensuring your position is defended strategically at every stage of the process.

Arbitration


Arbitration is a dispute resolution process where an independent arbitrator hears evidence from both parties and makes a binding decision.

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Mediation

Mediation offers a collaborative and informal alternative to court, allowing you to resolve disputes while maintaining control of the outcome.

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Litigation

Litigation is a formal way to resolve disputes by presenting your case to a judge or court who makes a legally binding decision.

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Regulatory

A regulatory disagreement over the interpretation, application or compliance with regulatory requirements. 

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Property & Housing Disputes 

Frequently asked questions

  • Can property disputes be resolved without going to court?

    Yes. Many property disputes are successfully resolved through negotiation, mediation, or arbitration. We always explore these options first where appropriate, as they can be faster, less costly, and less adversarial than litigation.

  • What should I do if I have a dispute with my neighbour?

    Document the issue, keep records of any communication, and avoid escalating the situation. Seeking legal advice early can help you understand your options and often prevents matters from worsening. We can guide you through negotiation or formal dispute resolution if needed.

  • How long does a property dispute take to resolve?

    The timeline depends on the complexity of the dispute and the resolution method chosen. Mediation or negotiation can often conclude within weeks, while court proceedings may take several months to over a year. We work to resolve matters as efficiently as possible, keeping you informed at every stage.

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