This area covers claims to secure or enforce rights arising from equity, notably proprietary estoppel and the creation or recognition of trusts where formal titles or papers are incomplete. A solicitor advises on whether a claimant has misled, relied on assurances, or contributed to property improvements, and then seeks remedies such as injunctive relief, specific performance, or orders recognizing or enforcing the trust. They also handle arising disputes, gather evidence, draft pleadings, and negotiate settlements in property or financial arrangements.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
Claims in equity hinge on proving a legitimate expectation or the existence of a trust that transfers or protects an interest. The solicitor investigates facts, assesses breach potential, and navigates remedies such as constructive or resulting trusts, tracing, or orders to prevent unconscionable conduct. They manage interlocutory steps, gather witness and expert evidence, and coordinate with litigation or dispute resolution processes to secure a practical, enforceable outcome.
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