Find lawyers for Property
Property law covers all matters relating to the ownership or use of land and real estate. Choose from a range of property law services now and start comparing legal experts.
What property legal area do you need help with?
Property Ownership
The complexities of property ownership often require the support of a qualified legal expert. If you are looking to buy, sell or remortgage a property, a legal service provider will guide you through the process and ensure you adhere to all relevant legislation.
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Buying & Selling a Property
Make arrangements for the purchase and sale of properties.
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Remortgaging a Property
Make arrangements to remortgage a residential property.
Leases
Like many property matters, lease and enfranchisement laws require the knowledge and experience of a qualified legal service provider. Employing a trusted legal expert can help to ensure a positive outcome and a satisfactory conclusion to a lease matter.
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Lease Extension (Landlord)
Extend and amend a lease agreement between you and your tenant.
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Lease Extension (Tenant)
Make arrangements to extend a lease agreement with your landlord.
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Enfranchisement
Make arrangements to buy the freehold of a leasehold residential property.
Equity Matters
Knowing how much money is tied into your home can be difficult. Whether you wish to release the equity of your property or change the title deeds and transfer the equity, a specialist legal service provider will be able to offer important advice and guidance.
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Equity Release
Seek legal advice on the release of equity from your home or other residential property.
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Equity Transfer
Make arrangements to amend the ownership of your home or other residential property.
Disputes
Property disputes are never pleasant – whether it be conflict between landlord and tenant, or a neighbourly disagreement. If you are in dispute over a property issue, bringing in a legal expert can save time, stress and money in reaching a satisfactory resolution.
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Possession Claims
Make a claim when the possession of a property is in dispute.
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Tenancy Disputes (for Landlord)
Pursue legal action against the tenant of your property.
