We provide clear and efficient legal advice to resolve boundary and neighbour disputes with minimal stress
Boundary and neighbour disputes vary in complexity, and every situation is unique. Problems most frequently arise when physical boundaries, such as fences or walls, are moved or altered without regard to the property’s legal boundary, leading to confusion and conflict over rightful ownership or land use.
Why Choose Wallace Robinson & Morgan?
At Wallace Robinson & Morgan, we understand that boundary and neighbour disputes vary in complexity and every situation is unique. These matters can be emotional, time-consuming and can cause significant stress and anxiety, particularly so close to home.
That’s why we approach every case with care and a commitment to achieving the best possible outcome for you with as little disruption to your life as possible. Whether you need guidance on determining the legal and physical boundaries of your property, or you are looking to defend against a claim, our team can help.
Our Expertise in Boundary & Neighbour Disputes Includes:
Clarifying legal and physical property boundaries
We assist clients in understanding and defining both the legal and physical boundaries of their land, ensuring no confusion or conflict over ownership.
Disputes over fencing and wall placement
We help resolve conflicts related to the positioning and ownership of fences, walls, and other boundary markers.
Adverse possession claims
Our team is experienced in advising clients on adverse possession matters, including how to protect against or pursue claims for land you may have used for an extended period.
Trespass over land
We offer effective solutions for resolving issues of trespassing, whether it’s dealing with a neighbour encroaching on your land or defending against an unjust claim of trespass.
Establishing maintenance responsibilities
Our legal experts assist in determining which party is responsible for maintaining shared boundaries, such as fences, hedges, and gates.
Negotiating rights of way
We handle disputes involving rights of way, easements, and other access issues that may affect your land or property.
Surveyor recommendations and expert reports
When necessary, we collaborate with surveyors and other experts to provide professional opinions on boundary lines and land ownership.
Frequently Asked Questions
Discover solutions to common questions about boundary disputes. Our FAQs provide clarity to help you address property concerns with ease.
Determining the legal boundary of your property can be tricky, as it may not always align with physical features like fences or walls. It’s important to consult your property deeds or land registry documents, which should outline the legal boundaries. If there is any confusion, we may recommend hiring a surveyor to provide a professional opinion.
If you suspect your neighbour is encroaching on your property, it’s essential to act promptly. First, try to resolve the issue amicably by discussing the situation with your neighbour. If this doesn’t work, you should seek legal advice.
Yes, under the principle of adverse possession, it may be possible to claim ownership of land that you’ve used openly, continuously, and without dispute for a certain period (typically 10 or 12 years, depending on the circumstances).
Contact Us Today for Expert Advice
If you are involved in a boundary or neighbour dispute, don’t wait for the situation to escalate. Contact us today to discuss your matter with a member of our team. We are here to help you navigate the legal complexities and achieve a positive resolution for your property.
Call us at 0121 705 7571 or fill out the contact form below—your privacy is guaranteed—and we’ll arrange a convenient time to discuss your needs.
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