Resolving Property Ownership Disputes — Calmly, Constructively, and Cost-Effectively

Description: Disputes over property ownership can arise between cohabiting couples, family members, or friends — especially when legal ownership doesn’t reflect financial contributions or shared intentions. These cases often fall under the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 (TOLATA).

At MK Mediation, we offer a neutral, confidential space to help parties resolve TOLATA disputes without the stress and cost of litigation. Whether you're seeking a declaration of beneficial interest, negotiating a sale, or clarifying occupation rights, mediation provides a flexible, respectful route to resolution.

We support resolution for:

Disputes between unmarried couples over shared property

Claims involving beneficial interest or financial contributions

Disagreements over sale, occupation, or buyout terms

Family or friend co-ownership breakdowns

Property disputes requiring discretion and sensitivity

Our approach is impartial, pragmatic, and focused on helping you move forward with clarity and confidence.