Clear answers to the questions behind important decisions.
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A different surname, old address or incorrect property description requires the right evidence. Learn what to check before committing to a sale.
Read article →Losing a paper deed does not mean losing ownership. Identify the registered instrument, obtain the appropriate copy and check for genuine title gaps.
Read article →A boundary discrepancy may need a cadastral correction or a court judgment. Compare title, historic plans and a professional survey before choosing a route.
Read article →Agree participants, valuation and equalisation payments in a voluntary partition. Signing alone does not secure a deferred payment.
Read article →An arrangement allocating areas of a yard does not create separate properties. Check title, access, shares and possible judicial allocation of use.
Read article →Paying for repairs does not automatically increase your ownership share. Examine consent, necessity and evidence of expenditure and benefit.
Read article →Check the lease, rent actually collected and documented expenses when one co-owner receives all income. This differs from personal occupation compensation.
Read article →A written demand matters when a co-owner excludes you from personal use. Establish access, your share and evidence of the amount claimed.
Read article →Agree ownership shares, contributions and loan liability when buying together unmarried. Paying more instalments does not automatically increase your share.
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