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Dealing with property issues can sometimes be complex – particularly when other parties are involved. That’s why contracts exist to help things run smoothly. And whether you own or rent property, at some stage you will probably enter into a contract with another party.
Most of the time a contract serves to ensure that each party understands their rights and responsibilities and helps protect everyone involved. However, disagreements can arise and there may be a dispute about the terms of a contract. When this happens, it’s a good idea to seek legal advice to help you understand the terms of the contract and resolve whatever issues you are facing.
At Masons Law, our experienced team of property lawyers regularly help homeowners and tenants resolve contract disputes. This could be a dispute with a mortgage lender, a landlord, an insurance company, or a service provider such as a builder or utility provider.
Whatever situation you are facing, we’ll help you take control and resolve disputes as quickly and efficiently as possible. Our housing solicitors are experts in all areas of property law and are here to provide the help and guidance you need. With our free initial assessment promise, you can chat to us about your own particular case with no obligations, so please call us on 0208 5324884 to find out how we can help you.
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