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Co-ownership Disputes

The high cost of purchasing a property has led to more people choosing to make a joint purchase with a friend or relative. Sometimes they fall out and end up arguing about the division of the sale proceeds or even whether to sell the property at all. 

At Hart Brown we can provide specialist advice on handling disputes involving the joint ownership of a property where the owners are not married or engaged to each other. We get involved not only in disputes about how the proceeds of sale should be split but also if necessary obtaining court orders that a particular property be sold in a particular manner or on particular terms.

We can also help where one of the joint owners has a dispute with a creditor. If you are the other co-owner you will not want such a dispute to affect you in any way and we can make sure that your rights are properly protected..

To speak to someone who can help with a co-ownership dispute, call, email or request a call back from one of our specialist lawyers.

Who to contact

Paul Grimwood

Paul Grimwood
Partner, Head of Civil Litigation
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