Dealing with a boundary dispute with your neighbour can be a delicate situation.
Here are some steps to consider :
1. Review Property Documents:
- Examine your deeds and any surveys. Familiarise yourself with local laws and regulations related to property boundaries.
2. Document Everything:
- Keep a record of all communication, including dates, times, and details of discussions in case the dispute escalates and legal action becomes necessary.
3. Open Communication:
- Have a discussion with your neighbour and attempt to seek a resolution.
4. Get a Professional Survey:
- Instruct a chartered surveyor to determine the property boundaries.
5. Mediation:
- A neutral third party can help facilitate a conversation and guide both parties towards a resolution.
6. Obtain Legal Advice:
- A legal professional will help you understand your legal rights including whether there is an adverse possession claim and They can provide guidance on how to proceed if Court action becomes necessary.
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