Adverse Possession Claim
What is Adverse Possession?
Adverse possession refers to a situation where an individual or entity occupies land which legally belongs to another person or an unknown person for a specified period, potentially allowing them to claim legal ownership. This can happen with or without the legal owner’s knowledge.
We offer:
– Initial assessment of your case
– Guidance on gathering the necessary evidence
– Representation in negotiations and court proceedings
– Completion and submission of any applications to the Land Registry
– Clear, jargon-free advice throughout the process
Why Choose Max Engel for Adverse Possession Cases?
Expertise: Our team has handled numerous adverse possession cases successfully.
Personalised approach: We tailor our services to your situation.
Clear communication: We keep you informed at every stage of the process
Key Elements of Adverse Possession
For a claim to be successful, the following must typically be proven
The claimant must have physical control over the land.
Intention to possess
The claimant must demonstrate an intention to possess the land.
The occupation must be without the legal owner’s permission
The occupation must have lasted for a specified period (usually 10 or 12 years, depending on circumstances).
How we can help:
Our experienced property lawyers can assist whether you’re;
- Claiming adverse possession
- Defending against an adverse possession claim
- Seeking advice on boundary disputes that may involve adverse possession
Our litigation team ensures your claim is handled efficiently and strategically.
Don’t let property rights disputes escalate. Contact Chloe May today for expert advice on adverse possession or any other property related matter.
