Land Dispute Mediation Services 

Land Dispute Mediation Services

We specialize in helping clients resolve land disputes through professional mediation, backed by accurate land surveys. Whether you're dealing with boundary issues, easement conflicts, or property ownership disagreements, our expert team provides the insights and data needed to settle disputes fairly and amicably.

Our approach combines legal expertise, advanced surveying technology, and years of experience to help you navigate the complexities of land disputes. We act as neutral third parties to ensure that all parties involved reach a resolution that is both just and based on accurate, reliable data.

Types of Land Disputes We Can Help Mediate:

1. Boundary Disputes

Boundary disputes are among the most common types of land conflicts. These occur when there is a disagreement over the location of property lines. Our certified surveyors can provide precise boundary surveys and expert testimony to help resolve these conflicts.

• Typical Causes of Boundary Disputes:

  • Unclear or disputed property lines

  • Encroachments (e.g., fences, buildings, trees)

  • Lack of proper land records or deeds

• How We Help:

  • Conduct detailed boundary surveys using advanced technology like GPS and total stations

  • Provide clear, accurate maps and legal descriptions of property boundaries

  • Assist in mediation by offering impartial, objective data that both parties can agree on

2. Easement Disputes

An easement gives someone the right to use a portion of another person’s property for a specific purpose. Disputes may arise over the usage, location, or legality of easements.

• Typical Causes of Easement Disputes:

  • Disagreements over the location or scope of an easement

  • Conflicts regarding access to roads, driveways, or utilities

  • Changes in land use that impact existing easements

• How We Help:

  • Accurately identify existing easements through detailed land surveys

  • Provide legal documentation and survey evidence to support or dispute easement claims

  • Mediate between parties to reach a fair solution that aligns with property rights

3. Property Ownership Disputes

Disagreements over the ownership of land or property often arise in cases of inheritance, property transfers, or when records are unclear. Our surveyors can help clarify property lines and ownership boundaries.

• Typical Causes of Ownership Disputes:

  • Unclear or conflicting land titles

  • Disputed inheritance of land or property

  • Errors in land deed descriptions

• How We Help:

  • Examine historical land records, deeds, and previous surveys to establish ownership

  • Conduct new surveys to confirm land boundaries and property lines

  • Provide expert mediation to resolve ownership disagreements through clear, documented evidence

4. Landlord-Tenant Disputes

In some cases, landlords and tenants may disagree on property boundaries, the use of land, or the condition of land improvements. We can assist in identifying boundaries and determining rights and responsibilities.

• Typical Causes of Landlord-Tenant Disputes:

  • Disagreements over property usage rights

  • Boundary disputes related to rental properties

  • Disputes over improvements or alterations made to the land

• How We Help:

  • Provide an accurate assessment of property boundaries and land improvements

  • Mediate disputes with clear evidence of land use rights

  • Assist in creating legally binding agreements to settle land-related issues

5. Land Division Disputes

When dividing land between multiple parties, disagreements can arise over how the land should be partitioned. We assist in ensuring that land divisions are fair and based on accurate measurements.

• Typical Causes of Division Disputes:

  • Unequal land divisions or unfair allocations

  • Disputes over the physical location of boundaries or property lines

  • Legal challenges to land division agreements

• How We Help:

  • Provide land surveys to ensure fair division based on accurate data

  • Facilitate negotiations between parties to achieve an equitable division

  • Offer legal and technical support during the division process