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Receiving early expert advice can be critical to ensuring the dispute is settled amicably; before tempers flare and costs escalate. We have an experienced team of dispute resolution lawyers who can advise on the legal position of your boundary, consider the practical aspects of your situation and negotiate a resolution.
We can advise you in respect of residential boundary disputes and commercial property or agricultural land disagreements.
Some of the outcomes include:
In the meantime, we recommend the following in advance of obtaining legal advice:
Cost for legal services
Before you enquire with us, you should first check whether you have Legal Expense Insurance. This may be part of your home insurance policy, your credit card account or similar. Check with your insurer whether they will provide solicitor services for you under your current circumstances.
Otherwise, Herrington Carmichael would be available to assist on private instructions. Our charges will be largely dependent on the circumstances surrounding the matter. An early settlement might be a possibility in your situation, which will assist in keeping costs at a minimum, and bring about a swift resolution. Please contact us for further information as to our fees and your options.
Our international legal services support our network of clients and referrals worldwide. Herrington Carmichael has a diverse client-base covering multi-national organisations, entrepreneurial businesses and individuals, we regularly provide and coordinate advice on international legal projects across a range of jurisdictions.
Our services include:
Whether you are a landlord, commercial tenant or land owner, our experience covers a range disputes from the complex and high value to the more modest. We represent clients in the courts, property tribunals, adjudication, and alternative dispute resolution procedures, including mediation, to resolve disputes. We understand your concerns to avoid the expense and distraction that disputes can bring and we will work with you to find a solution to your problem.
Our approach is tailored to you to provide an effective strategy. We have a dedicated team of Dispute Lawyers with a range of expertise and experience dealing with property disputes.
Property Dispute Expertise:
Residential Landlord and Tenant
We specialise in acting for Landlords and Managing Agents with significant property portfolios as well as representing Landlords and Tenants of larger residential properties.
It is important that as a landlord you comply with the legislation when managing your property so as to avoid claims being made against you.
Examples of possible disputes between landlords and tenants are:
We can assist you in giving practical advice on how to manage your relationship with your tenant or landlord, prepare the documentation you need and ensure that if court proceedings become necessary they are handled in a cost effective and time efficient manner.
We do not advise:
Are you looking to contest a Will or perhaps you are experiencing a probate or inheritance dispute? Our specialist lawyers can advise you on all types of disputes relating to Wills, Trusts and Estates.
Whether you are an Individual Beneficiary, a Trustee, an Executor or an Administrator, whether you are a Claimant or Defendant, we have experience in acting for you.
We are able to advise you on a wide range of claims, including:
Find answers to your most pressing questions about our services and processes.
The first question most people need to ask themselves – is the dispute worth it? For instance, it might not be worth making a claim if it is going to cost you almost as much as you’re claiming.
Mediation is a much faster and cheaper option than going to court. Mediation has been around for a long time and would be carried out at an agreed venue (a solicitors or a hotel, but not at court) with each side in separate rooms and the Mediator shuttling between rooms helping you find that compromise acceptable to you both. If agreement is reached, that will be written down there and then, signed by both sides and can then be sent to the Court to be sealed. It will have the same authority as any other Court Order and as long as the agreed terms are then carried out, it brings the formal Court case to an end. Speak to our Mediators for more information.