Dispute Resolution

The contentious probate solicitors at Wellers are ready to help with all aspects of a disputed probate, whether that be disputing the validity of a Will, an Inheritance Act claim where the Will does not give sufficient financial provision for a family member or a dispute about the duties of a Trustee or Executors.

Wellers acts for individuals and companies in the recovery of debts and enforcement of court orders in respect of debts.

Whether you are a landlord or a tenant, Wellers’ property litigation solicitors can advise and represent you in matters relating to rented residential property (excluding social housing) and commercially leased buildings.

If you have suffered financial loss that you believe to be the fault of a solicitor, accountant, financial adviser, valuer, surveyor, architect, civil engineer or other professionals, Wellers professional negligence solicitors in London, Kent and Surrey can help you uphold your full legal rights, including your possible entitlement to compensation.

Disputes relating to property come in all shapes and sizes, from nuisance claims and boundary disputes to breach of restrictive covenant and disputes arising out of sale and purchase of property. We specialise in assisting clients who are in dispute regarding their beneficial interest in a property (TOLATA claims).

Trust law and trust litigation matters can be complex and require expertise and skill. Our team can advise on contentious matters involving high level trusts of land, trust perpetuity, pilot trusts and more.

We understand the complexities of this area of law and the process for claiming and obtaining compensation for you. Our specialist solicitors have proven time and again that they can successfully represent clients just like you. Please note, we are unable to offer Legal Aid and we do not act for Social Housing clients.,

If your home or property has been affected by soil erosion or flooding, the property damage litigation experts at Wellers may be able to help you make a claim for compensation.

Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) provides alternative approaches to resolving a dispute and can work as a stand alone procedure or alongside litigation.