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Whether the issue involves property, estates, contractual disagreements or financial claims, we take a practical and strategic approach aimed at resolving disputes as efficiently as possible.
Disputes can arise in many areas of everyday life. When they do, they can quickly become stressful, time-consuming and difficult to resolve without the right guidance. At Foys, our Civil Dispute Resolution team advises individuals on a wide range of personal disputes. We focus on providing clear, practical advice from the outset so that clients understand their position, the options available to them, and the most effective way forward. Where possible, we work to resolve disputes at an early stage through negotiation or other forms of alternative dispute resolution, helping clients avoid the cost and disruption often associated with litigation. However, where a matter cannot be resolved in this way, our lawyers have the experience to pursue or defend claims through the courts.
Civil disputes often begin as relatively small disagreements but can escalate quickly if they are not addressed at an early stage.
Seeking legal advice early can help clarify your position, prevent matters from becoming more complicated, and increase the chances of resolving the dispute efficiently.
A dispute has arisen involving property, money or contractual obligations.
You believe someone has acted unfairly or in breach of an agreement.
You have received legal correspondence or a court document.
You are considering bringing a claim but are unsure of your legal position.
Our Civil Dispute Resolution team can review your situation and provide clear advice on the options available to you.
Once we understand the details of your situation, we will set out your legal position, the strengths and risks of your case, and the options available to you.
This may include resolving matters through negotiation or alternative dispute resolution, or pursuing or defending court proceedings where necessary.
We focus on giving clear, straightforward advice so you can make informed decisions about how you want to proceed.
You can explore the specific types of disputes we handle below.
Disputes can arise over boundaries, rights of way, shared access, or the use of land - often involving issues such as fencing, extensions, or access routes. These matters can quickly become entrenched. We provide clear advice on your position and the options available to resolve the dispute.
Read MoreDisputes can arise where contractual obligations are not met, where there is uncertainty over the meaning or effect of key terms of a contract, or where services have been performed to a suboptimal standard. We advise on your rights and the options available to resolve disputes arising from breaches of contract
Read MoreSuffering an injury can have a significant impact, particularly where it affects your health, work, or finances. We act for clients in a wide range of personal injury claims, including road traffic accidents, workplace incidents, and other situations where injury has been caused by negligence. Our team provides clear advice on your claim and supports you in pursuing appropriate compensation.
Read MoreDisputes can arise at any stage of a tenancy, including rent arrears, possession, disrepair, or breaches of tenancy agreements. We act for both landlords and tenants in resolving these issues, providing clear advice and taking action where needed to achieve a practical outcome
Read MoreDisputes can arise over who owns a property, how it should be dealt with, or who is entitled to a share of its value. This is common between co-owners, former partners, or family members, particularly where financial contributions and beneficial interests are in dispute. These claims are often brought under the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 (TOLATA), along with related issues arising from property transactions or agreements.
Read MoreDisputes can arise where payments are not made, invoices are challenged, or liability for a debt is in dispute. This may include pursuing unpaid sums, responding to claims, or resolving disagreements over contractual payment obligations. We act for a variety of entities in recovering debts and defending claims, helping to bring matters to a clear and practical resolution
Read MoreDisputes can arise over the validity of a will, the administration of an estate, or the actions of executors and trustees. This may include will challenges, Inheritance Act claims, disputes between beneficiaries, or concerns about how an estate or trust is being handled. These matters are often complex and can arise at an already difficult time, making it important to obtain clear advice at an early stage.
Read MoreProfessionals such as solicitors, surveyors, accountants and financial advisers owe their clients a duty to exercise reasonable skill and care. Where that duty has been breached and financial loss has resulted, we can advise on the merits of a professional negligence claim and assist clients in pursuing appropriate remedies.
Read More"Grace was a pleasure to deal with in what was a tricky time to navigate. She answered my questions clearly and always made it easy to understand the legal side. I asked lots of questions and she was always happy to help in a clear and concise manner"
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