Osbornes Property Litigation Solicitors
You may be a freeholder dealing with a leaseholder’s failure to request a licence for alterations, a property owner dealing with a family member claiming an interest in your property or a landlord whose commercial tenant is failing to comply with the terms of its lease. At Osbornes Law our property litigation solicitors will provide legal advice to assist you.
Disputes of any kind can be stressful but where it concerns your home or business premises, it can be even more exacting. It is important in such circumstances that you ensure you obtain specialist legal advice early. It is important that your legal advisor not only has a clear understanding of dispute but also understands your particular needs so they are focused on achieving the best result for you.
At Osbornes Law we fully understand that the best result for one client may not be the best one for another client. We listen carefully to your particular situation and spend time considering with you the next best steps to help resolve your dispute.
Shilpa Mathuradas, Partner and specialist property litigation solicitors can assist with a wide range of challenging and complex property dispute matters. Her team advise a broad range of clients including institutional landlords, developers and private individuals. We understand the complexities of both commercial and residential disputes from all perspectives and ensure that the advice we give is tailored to your specific needs.
We have expertise in the following areas:
- Landlord and tenant disputes
- Dilapidations
- Property Disrepair
- Party Wall and Boundary Disputes
- Professional Negligence
- Rights of Way disputes
- Construction Disputes
- Ownership of property disputes
For an initial confidential discussion call 020 7485 8811 or submit an online enquiry form.
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