ERT Blog

As a property owner there may be occasions when your property is left unattended. The doors are locked and windows are shut. But when you return, you find that squatters have accessed the property and refusing to leave. Should the squatters gain rights, it would likely cause long-term implications. Preventing squatters from accessing the property in the first place is the most efficient and cost-effective solution.

Adverse possession means a person can apply to become the legal owner of a property if they have lived there openly, continuously and without the owner’s consent.

In the UK, legal protests are a fundamental aspect of our democratic society and allows individuals to express their views and demand change.

Squatters taking residence in your home or on your property is a nuisance for many and is something homeowners want to avoid

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Squatter evictions in the UK are something which many property landlords and property owners will need to undertake at one point or another throughout their ownership of residential or commercial properties in the UK.