Resolving Property Disputes Clearly, Strategically and Efficiently
We provide clear, strategic advice and representation to help clients resolve property disputes efficiently
Common Property Disputes We Assist With
Property disputes can arise for many reasons and often involve high-value assets, complex legal rights, and significant emotional stress. Whether you are dealing with a dispute over ownership, boundaries, contracts, or co-ownership, early legal advice is critical to protecting your position.
- Contractual disputes arising from property sales or purchases
- Caveats & caveat removal
- Adverse possession claims
- Easement & access disputes
- Landlord & tenant property disputes
- Disputes involving trusts or family arrangements
- Disputes between co-owners, including sale of jointly owned property
Boundary and encroachment disputes
No two disputes are the same – our advice is always tailored to your specific situation.
Speak With a Property Disputes Lawyer
If you are involved in a property dispute or believe a dispute may arise, early legal advice can make a significant difference. If you would rather email, please talk to us at contact@perthlegalproperty.com.au!
What is a Property Dispute?
A property dispute is a disagreement involving real estate or an interest in land. These disputes can arise between co-owners, buyers and sellers, neighbours, landlords and tenants, or other parties with a legal or equitable interest in a property. Property disputes may relate to ownership, boundaries, contracts, access rights, easements, caveats, or the use and control of land. Because property disputes often involve high-value assets and complex legal rights, early legal advice is essential to protect your interests and achieve the best possible outcome.
Our fees start at $1100+ GST for buyers and $900+ GST for sellers. Disbursements such as Landgate fees are additional, and you will be informed of the total before we start work. The full fixed-fee quote will be provided prior to the commencement of our service.
Our Process For Property Disputes:

Initial Advice Or Strategy
We begin by reviewing all relevant documents and circumstances to assess your legal position and options.

Dispute Resolution Options
We advise on the most appropriate pathway – negotiation, mediation, or court proceedings — based on your objectives.

Negotiation or Mediation
Where appropriate, we engage with the other party or their lawyers to attempt an early resolution.

Formal Proceedings (If Required)
If the dispute cannot be resolved, we assist with court or tribunal proceedings and represent your interests throughout.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can property disputes be resolved without going to court?
Yes. Many property disputes can be resolved through negotiation or mediation, avoiding the time and cost of court proceedings.
What if I jointly own a property with someone and we cannot agree?
If co-owners cannot agree on how to deal with property, legal options may include negotiation, court-ordered sale, or division of interests depending on the circumstances.
How long do property disputes take to resolve?
The timeframe varies depending on complexity, cooperation between parties, and whether court action is required. Some disputes resolve quickly; others take longer.
What does a property dispute cost?
Costs depend on the nature of the dispute and how it is resolved. We provide clear cost information upfront and aim to keep costs proportionate.
When should I speak to a lawyer?
As early as possible. Early advice can prevent mistakes, preserve your rights, and improve the likelihood of a favourable outcome.
Our Services
CONTACT US
PERTH:
Level 25, 197 St Georges Terrace, Perth WA 6000
08 6256 2888
contact@perthprobatelawyer.com
