Boundary disputes are settled by evidence: title plans, measured surveys, historic mapping and the physical record on the ground. Emotion extends them; documents end them.
- Measured survey of the boundary in question
- Title and historic plan comparison
- Factual report suitable for legal use
- Boundary agreement drawings where resolution is reached
Can you tell me exactly where my boundary is? +
We can tell you what the evidence supports, which is what a court would ask. Title plans alone are rarely precise; the survey and history together usually are.
Do we need solicitors involved? +
Not always. Many disputes settle on a factual report and an agreed plan. Where legal steps follow, the same documents serve as evidence.
