Unmarried Couples Solicitors
Property Disputes and TOLATA Solicitors in Swansea
Practical Legal Support for Resolving Disputes over the Family Home

Grant Stephens Family Law: Your Trusted TOLATA Solicitors in Swansea
At Grant Stephens Family Law, based in the heart of Swansea, we specialise in resolving complex property dispute matters. Our team of experienced solicitors are dedicated to providing empathetic and pragmatic legal solutions to clients facing property challenges during separation. Our expert guidance can help to clarify your path forward.
Swansea’s vibrant property-market requires a nuanced understanding of both local and national legal landscapes. Our solicitors possess deep expertise in these areas, ensuring that each client’s case receives the attention and insight it deserves. From initial consultation through to the final resolution
Why choose Grant Stephens Family Law?
Choosing the right solicitor can make all the difference in navigating property disputes. Grant Stephens Family Law is proud to be recognised by prestigious legal directories such as Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners. These accolades are a testament to our commitment to excellence, client care, and outstanding legal advocacy. Our team is not only highly skilled but also approachable, understanding and dedicated to achieving the most favourable outcomes for our clients.

Understanding Property Disputes and TOLATA
Property Disputes can become particularly complex during the process of separation. For couples splitting up, determining an equitable distribution of assets involves not only emotional but also legal challenges.
At Grant Stephens Family Law, we specialises in guiding separating couples through these tumultuous times using The Trust of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 (TOLATA). TOLATA offers a legal framework for determining the trusts arrangement concerning property ownership and can be pivotal in resolving disputes where shared properties are involved.
Our goal is to mediate amicably and ensure a fair division of property, whether it is a shared home or jointly owned rental properties. We work closely with our clients to understand their unique situations and negotiate resolutions that protect their financial interests and personal well-being.
Comprehensive Legal Service Beyond Property Disputes
In addition to property and housing dispute resolution, Grant Stephens Family Law offers a comprehensive range of services tailored to meet your family law needs. Our areas of expertise include divorce proceedings, child custody arrangements, financial settlements and nuptial agreements. This holistic approach allows us to support our clients through various aspects of family law with the same level of dedication and expertise.
We also offer mediation services as a cost-effective and amicable alternative to court proceedings, helping families reach agreements outside traditional litigation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if my partner and I cannot agree on the division of our property?
If you and your partner cannot agree on the division of your property, we can assist in negotiating an agreement or, if necessary, represent you in court to seek a legal resolution
How does The Trust of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 (TOLATA) apply to my case?
TOLATA allows separating couples to contest ownership and trustees matters regarding shared property, aided in determining rightful ownership and distribution
Is it necessary to go to court for a property dispute?
Not necessarily. Many property disputes can be resolved through mediation or negotiation. We aim to resolve issues amicably, avoiding court wherever possible, which can save time, money and resources.
Can you help if my ex-partner refuses to leave a jointly owned home ?
Yes, we can provide legal advice on your rights and potential actions, including occupation orders under specific circumstances.
Let us support your legal journey with clarity and competence at Grant Stephens Family Law, where your concerns become our priorities.
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