Disputes between neighbours are not uncommon, and some of the more common causes may be attributed to –
• disagreements over communal parking spaces or an unfair attitude over the parking of vehicles in residential areas
• one party having the need to access neighbouring property or land in order to carry out repairs
• noisy neighbours
• children causing damage or playing games
• overhanging or dangerous trees, hedges and shrubs
• car or burglar alarms continually sounding without cause, or continuing to sound without remedial action to turn the alarm off
There may be several alternative options open to an aggrieved person, such as calling the police, contacting the environmetal health deparrtment or the planning department or consulting a solicitor.
However, whether or not any action can be taken may be determined by the strength of evidence in support of an aggrieved person’s claims; this is where we can help. By establishing the weight of the evidence in support of the aggrieved person’s claim, and carefully establishing the evidence which is required to make the claim “watertight”, we are able to formulate a plan with the client to enable us to gather the further evidence required.
Conversely, we are also aware that pursuing some form of action against another may well only make matters worse in the long-term and we happily play devil’s advocate in trying to come to some form of agreement with the client on alternative forms of action.
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