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Dividing fence disputes cover disagreements between neighbours about a fence that divides two properties. It includes who should pay for erection or repair, where the boundary lies, and how common parts or shared structures are treated. A solicitor helps by reviewing title plans, advising on rights and responsibilities, serving or responding to notices, and pursuing or resisting orders under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 where applicable. The work may involve negotiations, expert surveys, and formal steps to resolve the matter without litigation where possible.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

The solicitor handles the specific provisions and procedures around erecting, replacing, or maintaining fences, how costs are shared, and how disputes are documented and proven, including titles, maps, and party wall notices. They coordinate surveys, prepare notices, and represent the client in negotiations or formal proceedings if needed.

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Solicitor Anna Matelska helps you get at ease from the first phone call. What follows is simply undescribable experience. Attentive and very professional throughout! She will never give up as long there is a chance. Anna Matelska is the winner and that is what she is striving for. Available when needed and calming in the most difficult situation you might find yourself in. I will highly recommend her company. Considering that she can operate on English soil as well as on Polish is very reassuring. The service is equally professional and very efficient on both sides. Catherine

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