Title claims
Title claims seek recognition of ownership or another real right in disputed property. The office reviews title documents and evidence and prepares the claims and submissions needed to protect the right.
Practice areas
Real estate law
Title claims, land registration, sales, pre-emption, division and occupation without title.
Review of title documents and property rights before selecting the procedure most suited to protecting the client's interests.
Land-registration disputes and objections
The office follows disputes concerning land-registration applications, objections and entries, preparing the relevant submissions and requests before the competent authorities.
Claims to complete a sale
These claims seek performance of obligations arising from a promise to sell or a property-transfer agreement. The office reviews the documents and conditions of sale and prepares the requests needed to complete the transaction.
Termination, nullity and annulment of onerous and gratuitous property contracts
The office handles claims concerning paid or gratuitous property contracts where obligations were breached or validity is affected, and identifies the appropriate legal basis for the claim.
Pre-emption claims over registered and unregistered property
The office reviews the conditions, deadlines and formalities for pre-emption, the property situation and the transfer deed, then prepares and follows the necessary claim.
Easement and property-boundary disputes
Support covers boundaries between properties and rights of way, easement or use, after review of title deeds, plans, contracts and inspection records.
Property division between heirs and co-owners
The office assists with ending co-ownership and determining each person's share, whether between heirs or co-owners, through an amicable or judicial division.
Urgent proceedings to stop construction work
The office prepares urgent applications to stop construction temporarily where works may harm another person's rights, threaten a property's safety or breach the legal position.
Removal of an occupant without title
These claims protect ownership or possession where property is occupied without a contract, permission or legal title. The office reviews the title and proof of occupation and follows recovery of possession.