Residential
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Land Disputes

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Defending your home and hearth for a successful outcome.

Let us ease the stress of your property dispute. From enforcement of restrictive covenants to boundary disputes, co-ownership of residential property to disputes involving trespass and nuisance, we have the expertise to deal with every facet of your residential property and land dispute.

Whether you need to be robustly defended through negotiations, supported with mediation or arbitration, steered through court proceedings, or assisted with restrictive covenants, we will be by your side every step of the way to take the stress of your property dispute away.

Let us help you find a resolution.

Our Residential Property & Land Disputes expertise includes:

Recovery of rent and service charge
Boundary disputes
Easements (including Rights of light)
Restrictive covenants
Leasehold enfranchisement
Party Wall Act disputes
Adverse Possession
Removal of squatters, trespassers, and travellers

Why Choose SE-Solicitors

Understanding

With our belief that relationships really do matter, we’re focused on understanding you and your world more deeply.

Expertise

By harnessing our collective skills, knowledge, and depth of expertise, we support you to manage the unique complexity of your personal and commercial interests in a smarter way.

Insight

Naturally strategic, we’re able to see the bigger picture, solve problems and realise opportunities more effectively.

Agility

Always responsive, with a solutions orientated mindset, we get to the heart of the matter fast, enabling you to reach positive outcomes more quickly.

Get in touch

For help with your legal needs, please get in touch with our team. You can call us, email us or fill in the form and we will get back to you as quickly as we can.

Our client testimonials

“Thank you very much for your time and advice in what has been a very stressful situation for me. Should anything change, I will be in contact. I also wanted to mention how impressed I’ve been with everyone I’ve come into contact with at SE-Solicitors and am really grateful for all your help.”
Client 2023
“At this time I would like to acknowledge your patience and your tenacity in achieving this result. It has been a pleasure working with you and I really do appreciate that we have achieved a perfect result.”
Client
“We found it a difficult and stressful problem and we thank you for the professional help you gave, without which we are certain no resolution would ever have occurred. Your services exceeded our expectations. We hope, in the nicest possible way, that we would never need you services again but should this not be the case we would have no hesitation in thinking of you.”
Mr & Mrs Hetherington, Gawcott, Buckingham
“Petra was a breath of fresh air in a very difficult situation (for me). She was sympathetic and effective.”
Mr Wood, Chipping Norton
“The dedication shown by our solicitor has helped with our dispute. He had obviously read all the paperwork associated with the case and responded accurately and succinctly. His response to the other solicitor was amazing. He always answered when we were unsure and the information he supplied was very helpful. We would thoroughly recommend this firm,”
Mr & Mrs D Gardiner. Cowley, Oxford

Recent Property Disputes Posts

The importance of getting your statutory demand in order

The importance of getting your statutory demand in order

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A recent High Court decision in the matter of Sunset Ltd and another v Al-Hindi [2023] EWHC 2443 (Ch) (5 October 2023) concerning a…

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When can I access my neighbour’s land?

20 Jul 2018

Usually, ​when a home-owner wants to carry out works or repairs to their property but needs access to a neighbouring property to undertake those works, it is a case of that homeowner informing the neighbour of the nature of the work to be carried out and seeking their permission to do so. Indeed, it may […]

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