Property and lease disputes can be complex, technical and highly stressful, particularly where property rights, occupation or long-term use of land are involved. Warners Solicitors advise individuals, landlords and businesses on a wide range of property and lease disputes, offering clear, practical guidance tailored to each situation.
Our experienced property dispute team includes landlord and tenant solicitors in Kent, boundary dispute lawyers and adverse possession solicitors, helping clients resolve disputes efficiently while protecting their legal and commercial interests.
Our property litigation team advises on a broad range of residential and commercial property disputes. We act for individuals, landlords and tenants, always seeking to resolve matters through negotiation and mediation wherever possible, rather than through costly court proceedings.
We have extensive experience acting for both landlords and tenants in lease disputes. Our landlord and tenant solicitors in Kent advise on possession claims, forfeiture rent arrears, dilapidations and other tenancy disputes, with a focus on achieving practical and proportionate outcomes.
If you believe you may have a legal claim to land through long-term occupation, or you are responding to such a claim, our adverse possession solicitors can advise you on the best course of action. We act as solicitors specialising in adverse possession for both landowners and occupiers.
Disputes between co-owners of property can be complex and emotionally challenging. Where disagreements arise over ownership, occupation or sale, our solicitors can help resolve co-ownership disputes and advise on the appropriate legal remedies.
There are situations where a buyer or seller defaults on an agreement when a property purchase is expected to take place. In these circumstances, specific remedies and penalties may be available. We provide specialist advice on conveyancing-related disputes and remedies.
Boundary disputes are a common form of property dispute between neighbours and can be particularly stressful. Our boundary dispute lawyers regularly advise on issues such as boundaries, rights of way and encroachments, helping clients resolve matters as efficiently as possible.
Easements and covenants grant or restrict rights connected to land and property. These rights can arise in a number of ways, and disputes often require detailed legal analysis. We advise clients on the creation, enforcement and interpretation of easements and covenants.
We provide legal advice on liabilities arising from Japanese Knotweed, an invasive plant that can cause significant problems for landowners and developers, particularly where it crosses property boundaries or affects transactions.
Our approach is structured, proportionate and focused on achieving the best possible outcome.
We begin by reviewing the relevant documentation, including title deeds, leases, plans and correspondence, to establish your legal position and assess risk.
Where appropriate, we seek to resolve disputes through negotiation or alternative dispute resolution, helping clients avoid unnecessary cost and escalation.
If court proceedings are required, our solicitors provide clear advice and representation throughout the process, ensuring procedural requirements are met and your position is robustly protected.
Our Property and Lease Dispute Solicitors are experienced in both negotiated settlements and contested litigation.
Warners Solicitors have a strong reputation for property dispute work across Kent, including Sevenoaks and Tonbridge. We act for landlords, tenants, homeowners, businesses and managing agents, providing practical advice backed by technical expertise.
Whether you are dealing with a lease dispute, boundary issue or adverse possession claim, our team offers clear guidance and steady support throughout.
If you are involved in a property or lease dispute, early advice can make a significant difference. Our experienced property dispute solicitors are happy to discuss your situation and help you understand your options.
Contact Warners Solicitors to arrange an initial discussion.
We advise on landlord and tenant disputes, tenancy disputes, adverse possession claims, boundary disputes, service charge disputes and other property-related issues.
Yes. We regularly act as adverse possession solicitors, advising both landowners and those seeking to claim land through long-term occupation.
In many cases, yes. Our boundary dispute lawyers aim to resolve matters through negotiation where possible, but we can also represent clients in court if required.
As soon as a dispute arises. Early legal advice can help prevent mistakes and reduce the risk of escalation.
We are based in Kent and regularly advise clients in Sevenoaks, Tonbridge and the surrounding areas.
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