Do I have to go to court?

Rarely as a first step. Most property disputes resolve through negotiation, scheme adjudication or the First-Tier Tribunal (Property Chamber). Court is a last resort.

Can I recover my costs?

In court proceedings, usually yes if you succeed and the case is above the small-claims limit. In the First-Tier Tribunal, costs recovery is more limited.

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Property Support

Property Dispute Support

Boundary, service charge, deposit and disrepair dispute support.

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Overview

How we help

Property disputes range from boundary and party-wall issues through to service-charge, deposit and disrepair disputes. We provide structured, evidence-based support to help you assess your position, negotiate and, where necessary, prepare for proceedings.

Who this is for: Homeowners, landlords, tenants and leaseholders involved in a property-related dispute.

What is included

Boundary and title dispute analysis
Service charge and management disputes
Deposit disputes (TDS, DPS and MyDeposits schemes)
Disrepair and Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS) issues
Right-to-light and rights-of-way disputes
Preparation for First-Tier Tribunal (Property Chamber)

Process

How the process works

01
Position
We assess your evidence, the strength of your position and the realistic options.
02
Correspondence
We draft structured correspondence with the other party to seek resolution.
03
Formal process
If needed, we prepare the paperwork for scheme adjudication, tribunal or court.
04
Support
We remain available through the resolution process and any hearing preparation.

When we help

Common situations we help with

Every matter is different, but the following situations come up frequently. If any of these sound like yours, we can help.

Boundary dispute with a neighbour
Service charge you believe is unreasonable
Deposit dispute at the end of a tenancy
Landlord failing to repair or address hazards
Right of way blocked or interfered with

Frequently asked

Common questions

Do I have to go to court?: Rarely as a first step. Most property disputes resolve through negotiation, scheme adjudication or the First-Tier Tribunal (Property Chamber). Court is a last resort.
Can I recover my costs?: In court proceedings, usually yes if you succeed and the case is above the small-claims limit. In the First-Tier Tribunal, costs recovery is more limited.

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Tell us briefly about your situation. A member of the property support team will be in touch within one working day using your preferred method of contact.

Or contact us directly

+44 7747 234225·info@boadulegalservices.com