Residential Property Disputes

There is a lot at stake in many residential property disputes. A residential property often represents a significant asset, whether it is your residence, your only investment property or it is part of a portfolio of thousands. Apart from any financial value, a residential property is generally someone’s home – something which is a hugely important part of private life, and often engenders a strong sense of ownership, whether this is supported by legal rights or not.

With so much at risk, on all sides, residential property disputes can often turn bitter and intractable. This makes it all the more critical to get the right legal representation and advice.

Luscombe Gray can help with a wide variety of residential property issues including:

• Serving notices for possession
• Possession proceedings – under the accelerated procedure, based on arrears and based on other breaches of tenancy agreements
• Disrepair claims
• Deposit disputes
• Boundary disputes
• Party wall disputes
• Nuisance
• Restrictive covenants
• Rights of way
• Rights to light
• Adverse possession or ‘squatters’ rights’
• Claims for an order forcing the sale of a property
• Disputes arising from the sale and purchase of a property – including misrepresentation

Ownership of, and investment in, residential property frequently involves relying upon property professionals and their expertise. If a solicitor, surveyor, valuer or other property expert has fallen short of their professional obligations, Luscombe Gray may be able to assist you to make a professional negligence claim against them. This may be the only way to secure redress for the financial damage they have caused.

Instructing Luscombe Gray

Luscombe Gray is a boutique property litigation firm, providing a legal service tailored to the needs of our clients. We believe first-class legal advice should be available to all.

If you need legal support in relation to a residential property dispute, contact Luscombe Gray for clear and expert advice. Your case will be handled by an experienced property litigation solicitor.