Trusts of land (TOLATA) disputes
TOLATA (The Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996) disputes most often occur when a cohabiting couple’s relationship breaks down and they disagree about the property they lived in together. Issues often centre on who should remain in the home, whether it should be sold, and the share of the property each party is entitled to.
Disputes can also arise when two or more people have contributed to the purchase of a property, and arguments occur over whether the property can be sold and how much each person is entitled to following its prospective sale.
At Owen White Catlin, we understand how complex and confusing this area of the law can be, as well as the emotional weight these disputes can have. With our experienced solicitors, you will have concise, accessible guidance to navigate every step of the process. Rest assured that you will have a comprehensive understanding of your legal rights and will have the most effective path forward laid out so you can proceed with confidence.
Each case is unique and should be treated with the respect it deserves. Because of this, we can assure you that we’ll scrupulously analyse the finest details of your situation and carefully use them to craft the most robust case, giving you the best chance of a successful outcome.
Our Trusts of Land (TOLATA) disputes services include:
- Constructive Trusts
- Resulting Trusts
- Disputes between Co-Owners
- Claims under TOLATA 1996
We appreciate how emotionally charged the process of separation and subsequent disputes over property ownership can be and believe that court proceedings are likely to exacerbate these emotions. Therefore, we strive to provide the most amicable solutions to disputes, utilising alternative dispute resolution methods such as arbitration and mediation.
Reaching an out-of-court resolution will also likely save you valuable time, money and stress, meaning you will be in a better position to move forward following the resolution of your dispute. However, if an amicable resolution isn’t possible, you can rely on us for determined, tenacious representation in court to defend your interests and pursue a fair outcome.
Talk to one of our property disputes solicitors today
Don’t hesitate to get in touch if you have any queries regarding Trusts of Land disputes. You can contact us using our online enquiry form, or call us directly on one of our office numbers. Our excellent team of lawyers are ready to help, whatever your problem.