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Your neighbour might have approached you, or you’d like to approach them to discuss the boundary between your properties. Whether it’s the placing of a new fence, a garage or shed, or even just some stray tree branches – boundary disputes are a common cause for concern among UK homeowners.

Nobody wants to start a drawn-out dispute with their neighbour, so we advise you take prompt action to resolve the issue through negotiation, wherever possible.

Consider What’s At Stake

What is the value of the land in dispute? The answer will determine your best course of action. An Expert Determination can be the perfect solution when two parties are able to jointly instruct an expert surveyor to examine the disputed area and provide a professional opinion with which both agree.

Where the dispute can mean a difference of larger sums of money, it is wise to take professional advice, both from a lawyer and from an experienced boundary dispute specialist surveyor – we can provide a recommendation on the latter, if needed.

With this information, a neutral third party can mediate – facilitating a formalised discussion between the parties to help you get it resolved.

In all dealings we provide our extensive expertise and specialised advice at every step.

Occasionally, cases do proceed to Court and we have a wealth of experience in preparation, running proceedings and representing our clients with a practical approach in Court.

Contact our Boundary Disputes team

Contact our friendly, expert team today to receive our FREE comprehensive Boundary Disputes guide. It is a quick read and includes essential information. Request your free copy today by emailing our propertyexpert@bishopandsewell.co.uk or alternatively, for initial advice or to arrange a meeting with one of our team, please call us on 020 7631 4141 and ask to speak to the Dispute Resolution team.

How our Boundary Disputes Team can help

carefully draw up an agreement between the parties (In the case of Expert Determination)

ensure that the determination is both binding on the parties and enforceable in court (In the case of Expert Determination)

swiftly complete your boundary change. (In the case of Expert Determination)

prepare your paperwork (Where Mediation occurs)

advocate your case (Where Mediation occurs)

promote your proposals for settlement and record any agreement. (Where Mediation occurs)

Boundary Disputes Solicitors

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