Property Dispute Mediation
A practical way to resolve property disputes
Property disputes can become expensive and protracted, particularly once solicitors are involved or court proceedings are being considered. Mediation offers property owners, landlords, tenants, investors and others an opportunity to find a practical solution without the delay and uncertainty of litigation.
An independent mediator helps those involved identify the issues that really matter, understand each other’s position and explore whether an agreement can be reached.
What property disputes can be mediated?
Mediation can help with a wide range of property disagreements, including:
– Landlord and tenant disputes
– Rent arrears and other payment disputes
– Service charges
– Dilapidations and property damage
– Property ownership and joint ownership disputes
– Boundaries
– Access and rights of way
– Development and building works
– Disagreements between property owners or investors
– The use or management of property
You do not need to know the precise legal nature of your dispute before contacting us. If you are involved in a property disagreement that you have been unable to resolve, we can discuss whether mediation might help.
How can mediation help?
Property disputes can involve much more than determining who is legally right. The parties may have an ongoing relationship, share ownership of a property, need continued access or simply want to resolve the problem without incurring disproportionate legal costs.
Mediation allows the parties to explore practical solutions tailored to the particular property and circumstances. It can take place before court proceedings are contemplated or alongside existing legal proceedings and legal advice.
Talk to us about your property dispute
If you have an unresolved property dispute and would like to explore a practical and cost-effective way forward, contact us for an initial discussion.