litigation

Property Litigation

Legal advice and representation for individuals, businesses, landlords, tenants and property owners involved in disputes concerning property, leases, ownership, development or occupation.

When should you seek legal advice?

You should consider obtaining legal advice as early as possible where a property dispute affects ownership, possession, access, boundaries, leases, development, payment obligations or the use of property. Early advice can help protect your position and identify whether urgent action may be required.

What should you do now?

Keep all title documents, leases, correspondence, plans, agreements and records relating to the dispute. Make a clear note of key dates, notices and events, and avoid taking significant steps that could affect your legal position before obtaining advice.

documents that may be useful

  • Title documents or folio information
  • Leases or tenancy agreements
  • Contracts or property agreements
  • Maps, plans or boundary information
  • Relevant correspondence
  • Planning or development documentation
  • Formal notices or demands
  • Details of any hearing, possession or response deadline

How o'Regan little solicitors llp can help

O’Regan Little Solicitors LLP can advise on property and lease disputes, assess title and contractual issues, negotiate on your behalf, assist with mediation or other dispute resolution processes and represent you in court proceedings where necessary.

Frequently asked questions

When should I get legal advice about a property dispute?

You should consider obtaining advice once a dispute begins to affect ownership, possession, access, boundaries, lease rights or the use or value of the property.


Can property disputes be resolved without going to court?

Yes. Depending on the circumstances, property disputes may be resolved through negotiation, mediation or another agreed process. Court proceedings may be necessary where urgent relief, possession or a binding determination is required.


What documents should I bring to an initial consultation?

Bring or send title documents, leases, contracts, maps or plans, relevant correspondence, notices, planning material and any other documents that help explain the dispute.

Facing a Property Dispute?

Speak with O’Regan Little about the property, the dispute and the most effective route to resolution.