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What is a neighbour dispute?
A neighbour dispute is a disagreement or conflict between two or more neighbours that has escalated to the point that it becomes a source of distress. If the issue continues to go unresolved, employing a neighbour disputes lawyer can help you to resolve the issue in court,
Get advice about a neighbour dispute
Neighbour disputes are not uncommon, but they can be a big source of distress if they continue to be unresolved. It can be useful to get advice from a qualified professional to explore your options and to understand how to deal with a neighbour dispute.
Dealing with a neighbour dispute
If you approach your neighbour to settle the disagreement but it is unsuccessful, you might look to use a legal professional to mediate. If this fails and a settlement cannot be agreed, you may need to consider taking court action to resolve the issue.
Frequently asked questions
What are the most common forms of neighbour disputes?
Some of the most common forms of neighbour disputes include; noise complaints, parking disputes, boundary disputes, shared facility disputes, and disputes over trees and hedges.
What neighbour disputes do you have to declare?
It is a legal requirement to declare if you have an ongoing or past dispute with a neighbour. If you fail to declare when selling your house, the buyer could take legal action against you for misrepresentation. Generally, you must declare any dispute that resulted in written correspondence.
What is mediation and how does it work?
Mediation is a confidential process where an impartial professional helps both sides of a neighbour dispute to come to an agreement. Both neighbours will have to agree to the mediation service.
How can a legal service provider help with neighbour disputes?
A solicitor may be able to contact the neighbour on your behalf and arrange mediation. If the dispute remains unresolved and needs to be taken to court, they will advise on the best options available to you.
How do I find the best solicitor for dealing with neighbour disputes?
Look and compare solicitors in your area to begin mediation. It is also worth considering factors such as location, reviews, reputation, and cost of a firm before making your decision.
