Fox Piper has expertise in helping to navigate the legal landscape of boundary disputes. Property boundaries are a common source of dispute between neighbours in Queensland. Such disputes can arise from various issues, such as encroachments, shared fences or disagreements over the precise location of boundary lines.
Our team can help you resolve your boundary dispute, offering legal guidance and representation.
Boundary disputes in Queensland involve disagreements over property lines and related issues. Understanding these disputes is crucial for protecting your property rights and avoiding legal complications.
Boundary disputes without proper legal advice can give rise to the following dangers:
Step 1
Submit Your Enquiry
Provide us with details about your situation. We will assess to see how best we can help you. All enquiry submissions are confidential.
Step 2
Speak with a solicitor
We will take the time to understand your circumstances and give you guidance.
We will speak with you about your matter, give you options, and most importantly potential solutions.
Step 3
Post-consultation email
Tell us about your dispute, and our team will assess your enquiry and guide you on possible next steps. We’re here to help you navigate the process with clarity and confidence.
Property boundaries are primarily governed by the Property Law Act 1974.
Yes, many boundary disputes can be resolved through negotiation and mediation. These methods are often quicker and less costly than litigation. Fox Piper offers skilled negotiation and mediation services to help resolve disputes amicably.
Failing to address a boundary dispute can lead to ongoing conflicts, potential property damage, and legal liabilities. Unresolved disputes can also impact property values and future property transactions.
Clear communication with your neighbours and obtaining professional legal advice can help prevent boundary disputes from arising. Ensuring accurate surveys and understanding property titles are also crucial steps.
The cost of resolving a boundary dispute can vary depending on the complexity of the case. Fox Piper offers an initial consultation for a flat fee of $1,650, which includes up to 90 minutes of our time to review your case, speak with you, and give you a written overview with suggested next steps. If you require or choose to engage us further, this will involve an additional fee or an estimated cost, which will be discussed with you by our solicitors.
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