Proprietary estoppel claims

Sometimes a person will make property promises to another person during their lifetime. For example, someone may say “one day this will all be yours” and that person then relies on that promise. However, there are times when this promise is then not reflected in a person’s Will.

In these types of situations, a proprietary estoppel claim may be made.

Broadly speaking, to bring a proprietary estoppel claim, a person must demonstrate that there was a promise made, that they relied on that promise and they suffered detriment or loss as a result of that promise.

These property claims are often complex and our specialist lawyers are equipped to advise on these claims.

Specialist proprietary estoppel claims solicitors

Our team of specialist proprietary estoppel solicitors have a wealth of experience in successfully handling a wide range of cases on behalf of a variety of different clients.

Get in touch with a member of the team for specialist legal advice and guidance every step of the way and get the help you need in making a proprietary estoppel claim.