Disputes over property, ownership and inheritance: defending a right means protecting it.
Property rights and
real estate disputes
Matters relating to possession, ownership or the management of real estate require accurate technical analysis and knowledge of the most effective legal tools.
When you need to act to protect a right over a property
Protecting ownership and property rights
Disputes concerning real estate – such as homes, land, buildings or parts of a condominium – involve complex legal issues that have often built up over time.
From disputes between neighbours to the division of inheritances, from easements to adverse possession, every property matter requires specific expertise, strategic vision and well-documented action.
A neighbour building on their own land in breach of distance rules
In such cases you can seek demolition, setting back of the building or compensation, according to the criteria of the Civil Code and local distance regulations.
Undivided inheritance and disputes between co-heirs
When there is no agreement on what to do with an inherited property, you can apply for a court-ordered division or for the property to be allotted.
An easement exercised without title or consent
You can ask for the use to stop or for the easement to be formalised, if the legal requirements are met.
Property sales with defects or planning irregularities
If, after the purchase or even just the offer, building violations, land registry discrepancies or problems with the title emerge, action to terminate the contract or reduce the price can be considered.
Lease agreements breached or expired
In the event of arrears, failure to return the property, non-payment of rent or damage to the leased property, you can take action for repossession, compensation and recovery of rent.
Common parts of a condominium unlawfully occupied
Injunctions or claims for reinstatement can be brought against anyone who changes the intended use or prevents other owners from accessing them.
Legal certainty is built on titles, facts and deeds.
To receive assistance with property and asset matters, you can book a consultation.
Each case is assessed with attention to the documents, the history of the property and the legal dynamics involved.
Online or in the office, the appointment makes it possible to analyse your case and assess together whether there are grounds for action
