Property Possession & Trespass Dispute Lawyer

Occupying a property without permission, blocking a right of way, preventing an owner or co-owner from using the property, encroaching on land boundaries, or obstructing the use of parking, storage or common areas are all property disputes — but they are not all pursued through the same type of legal action.

Some cases require an eviction (khal'-e yad) action; others call for removal of adverse possession, and sometimes the correct step is a claim to remove interference or obstruction of a right. Choosing the wrong cause of action can lead to dismissal, wasted time and unnecessary costs.

For this reason, before drafting the petition we review ownership, the history of possession, how the other party entered, the property's registration status and the expected outcome. A surface resemblance between your case and an example is not enough to determine the correct action.

Dadparvaraan Legal Institute provides services in reviewing, filing, defending and following up eviction, adverse-possession, interference and obstruction claims — from the initial assessment of documents to enforcement of the judgment. No outcome in litigation can be guaranteed; each case is assessed on its documents, the applicable law and its specific circumstances.