This is for you if…

• A neighbour has blocked or restricted access to land, a driveway, track, alleyway, or gate
• You’re disputing where the right of way runs or what it allows
• Vehicle access is being challenged
• A sale or purchase has raised title plan or easement issues
• You need advice before matters escalate
• You want a calm, professional route to resolution

What we do

We connect you with an appropriate specialist, typically a property litigation solicitor and/or a chartered surveyor depending on the facts of your situation.You’ll receive a response quickly, and you can decide whether to proceed. There is no obligation.

Common right of way disputes

• Blocked access (fences, gates, bollards, parked vehicles)
• Route location disagreements
• Vehicle vs foot access disputes
• Overuse or commercial use concerns
• Maintenance responsibility arguments
• Prescriptive right claims ("we’ve always used it")
• Title plan and Land Registry confusion

How it works

1) Send a brief outline of your situation
2) We review and route it to a suitable specialist
3) They contact you to discuss next steps
4) You decide whether to instruct them

We do not provide legal advice. This service connects you with independent specialists.

Why this site exists

Right of way disputes are technical, stressful, and often time-sensitive. Many people are unsure who to contact first.This site exists to help you reach the right expert early, protecting your position and reducing unnecessary delay.

Frequently asked questions

Is this free?
Sending an enquiry is free. Any fees are discussed directly with the specialist if you choose to proceed.How quickly will someone respond?
Usually within one to two business days.Do you cover the whole UK?
Yes. We route enquiries to suitable UK specialists.Are you a law firm?
No. We are an independent introduction service.

Tell us what’s happening

Share a brief outline of the situation. If relevant, mention title plans, Land Registry entries, photos, or solicitor correspondence.

By submitting this form, you agree that we may share your enquiry details with a suitable specialist for the purpose of contacting you.

© 2026 RightOfWayDispute.co.uk
Independent introduction service. Not legal advice.

Last updated: 12 February 2026RightOfWayDispute.co.uk (“we”, “us”, “our”) operates an independent introduction service connecting individuals and businesses with suitable UK specialists (such as solicitors and chartered surveyors) in relation to right of way and access disputes.1. Information We CollectWhen you submit an enquiry, we may collect:
• Your name
• Email address
• Telephone number
• Property postcode
• Details of your dispute
• Any information you voluntarily provideWe do not intentionally collect sensitive personal data unless you include it in your enquiry.2. How We Use Your InformationWe use your information to:
• Review and assess your enquiry
• Route your enquiry to an appropriate independent specialist
• Respond to your enquiry
• Maintain operational and administrative records
• Improve the service3. Lawful BasisWe process your information on the basis that:
• You have requested a service (contractual necessity), and/or
• We have a legitimate interest in operating and improving this introduction service.4. Sharing of InformationWe may share your enquiry details with a suitable independent specialist for the purpose of contacting you regarding your matter.We do not sell personal data.
We do not share your information for marketing unrelated services.5. Data RetentionWe retain enquiry information only for as long as necessary to operate the service, maintain records, and manage follow-up communications.6. Your RightsYou may request:
• Access to your personal data
• Correction of inaccurate data
• Deletion of your data where appropriateTo make a request, contact:[email protected]7. SecurityWe take reasonable technical and organisational measures to protect the information submitted through this website.8. ContactIf you have questions regarding this policy, contact:[email protected]

© 2026 RightOfWayDispute.co.uk
Independent introduction service. Not legal advice.

© 2026 RightOfWayDispute.co.uk
Independent introduction service. Not legal advice.