Neighbour Disputes & Property Law

Civil Litigation Solicitors

Call 0208 313 7804 or Make an Online Enquiry

MTA Solicitors have a specialist civil litigation department who have extensive experience in successfully resolving all aspects of neighbour disputes. We realise how distressing a dispute with a neighbour can be for all those involved and we will work with you to resolve any dispute as early as possible.

If you are you seeking advice regarding neighbour disputes, including:

Boundaries •  Trees •  Blocked access •  Nuisance or Abusive neighbours

We can provide you with the legal advice needed for a number of issues regarding property law. Offering you a straightforward, cost effective solution to your situation. Advising on alternative dispute resolutions such as mediation.

With careful and skilful negotiation, MTA Solicitors will help you avoid court action if possible, resolving the neighbourly dispute at its earliest point.

Our neighbour dispute solicitors will work with you to take charge of the situation, mediate and find a cost effective solution. Ideally court action is seldom the first approach to take when you need to resolve problems with neighbours, however if court action is unavoidable, we will issue or respond to court proceedings and represent you in the courts if the need arises.

MTA Solicitors LLP will help you understand the full scope of your options when a dispute of any kind stands to impair the quality of your day-to-day life or damage the value of your property.

To find out more about the legal steps available for resolving disputes with your neighbours, contact MTA Solicitors on 0208 313 7804 or make an Online Enquiry and a legal adviser from our neighbour dispute team will contact you.

We have Solicitors in Kent, Solicitors in Manchester and a Firm of Corporate Solicitors in London. MTA Solicitors can represent clients from anywhere in England and Wales.

How Can MTA Solicitors LLP Help Me?

Our Solicitors can advise on a variety of property law and neighbour dispute issues including:

  • Boundary, Fences & Wall Disputes
  • Trees & High Hedge Disputes
  • Noisy Neighbours & Children
  • Nuisance and Harassment
  • Party Wall Act
  • Access To Neighbouring Land
  • Rights of Way
  • Adverse possession claims
  • General anti-social behaviour
  • Accidents on neighbours property

This is a non-exhaustive list and disputes between neighbours cover many legal fields, in which various procedures are followed and different solutions are available.

We have many years experience in dealing with Civil Litigation and Neighbourly Disputes. Contact Us to find out how we can help you

What Should I do If I have a Dispute With My Neighbour?

First and foremost, the ideal solution would be to try and solve the problem amicably, but record everything in writing and try to maintain a detailed diary of all incidents, which could be required in court proceedings at some stage.

A Solicitors Letter may be useful in letting your neighbour know you are serious, which will confirm that the next step may be court action.If a neighbour dispute is still not resolved at this stage, you may wish to consider taking your neighbour to court. However, you should be aware that this can be a costly process and could impact on the relationship with your neighbour.

You should seek legal advice before taking any action in a dispute. You can make an Online Enquiry and MTA Solicitors will contact you to discuss your situation.

Dealing with Noise Nuisance, Abusive and Threatening Neighbours

You may consider involving the Police or Local Authority, who may intervene if threats and abuse become serious, amount to harassment, become racially or religiously motivated or if there is persistent and serious noise nuisance. If your neighbours are discriminating against you in any way, you should speak to an experienced adviser who can find the best course of action to take in your circumstances.

What if I have been injured on a Neighbour’s Property?

If you have had an accident and been injured through no fault of your own on a neighbour’s property or land, you may be entitled to make a Compensation Claim for Personal Injury.

Personal Injury claims could result from accidents in your neighbour’s house, including slips, trips or falls within the property. Alternatively you could have been injured by falling roof-tiles from your neighbour’s roof or been bitten by the neighbour’s dog.

Most householders will have a house insurance policy that covers them for public liability which covers another party who is in (or near) the insured person’s home and suffers injury or death.

MTA Solicitors have specialist personal injury solicitors who will be able to ascertain whether your neighbour is insured, and expertly assess the strength of your claim for compensation. We will assist you with collection of the documentation you will need for your case and work with you to find the best possible solution to your situation.

On personal injury cases, we may be able to offer you a no-win, no fee agreement and you can make a claim without obligation.

Call 0208 313 5116 or make an Online Enquiry and a member of our personal injury department will contact you.