Property disputes can be complex and emotionally taxing, often involving significant financial stakes and personal investments. Whether it’s a disagreement over property boundaries, ownership rights, or lease terms, our we can help you navigate these disputes with professional expertise.
At Cochrane Leahy Litigation, we handle all types of property and land dispute cases, from residential and commercial property disputes to trust disputes. Led by Richard Leahy, boasting over 27 years of litigation experience, we offer tailored legal solutions to protect your interests and achieve favourable outcomes.
Gain clarity on your legal standing and entitlements under Queensland property law.
Address intricate legal procedures and documentation with professional assistance.
Resolve disputes promptly to minimise disruptions and financial losses.
Safeguard your property assets from potential legal pitfalls and adverse claims.
Conflicts over property ownership can arise from unclear titles, inheritance issues, or fraudulent claims. We meticulously examine all relevant documentation and construct a robust case to affirm your ownership rights.
Disagreements over property lines can lead to prolonged conflicts with neighbours. We employ precise land surveys and legal research to establish accurate boundaries, facilitating amicable resolutions.
Issues between landlords and tenants, such as rent arrears, property damage, or lease violations, require careful legal handling. We represent both landlords and tenants, ensuring fair enforcement of lease agreements and swift dispute resolution.
Contract disputes during property sales or purchases can result in significant financial losses. We are adept at handling cases involving misrepresentation, unmet contractual obligations, and other related disputes, striving to secure the best possible outcomes for our clients.
A caveat is a legal notice that prevents the registration of certain dealings on a property title. We can assist clients in lodging or challenging caveats, ensuring their property interests are adequately protected.
With over 27 years of experience, Richard Leahy, our Legal Practitioner Director, brings expertise in property law, ensuring informed and effective legal strategies.
Our firm has a proven track record of handling intricate property disputes, from commercial property disputes to complex trust disputes, delivering successful outcomes for our clients.
We pride ourselves on our history of favourable verdicts and settlements, reflecting our commitment to excellence and client satisfaction.
Understanding the financial implications of legal proceedings, we offer pragmatic solutions that balance cost considerations with the need for effective dispute resolution.
We begin by thoroughly evaluating your case, understanding its nuances, and identifying the best course of action.
We prioritise amicable solutions and explore mediation and other ADR methods to resolve conflicts without resorting to litigation.
If necessary, we are prepared to represent you in court and vigorously advocate for your interests.
Property disputes in Brisbane often stem from:
Queensland's property laws are intricate, encompassing statutes like the Property Law Act 1974 and the Land Title Act 1994. Richard Leahy and his team ensure that all legal actions align with the current legislative framework.
Time Limits and Procedures for Property DisputesTimely action is crucial, as property disputes are subject to statutory limitation periods. We guide you through the necessary procedures, ensuring compliance with all legal timelines.
Available Remedies – Compensation, Orders, and MediationDepending on the case specifics, remedies may include financial compensation, court orders enforcing or prohibiting certain actions, or mediated settlements. We always strive to achieve outcomes that align with your objectives.
A property dispute lawyer provides legal advice, negotiates settlements, represents clients in mediation or court, and ensures compliance with Queensland property laws to protect your rights.
Common disputes include boundary conflicts, ownership claims, lease disagreements, contract breaches and caveat-related issues.