Land law

I am a practising attorney in the field of land relations. Boundary disputes between neighbours, inheritance of a land plot and its division among heirs, free privatisation of land, purchase and sale of land, obtaining land on lease (including through auction) — this is only a small part of the cases I have resolved in my clients' favour.

Main services in land law

• matters relating to the acquisition of a land plot
• privatisation — free-of-charge receipt (allocation) of a land plot, and challenging a refusal of privatisation
• documentary formalisation of the purchase and sale of a land plot, obtaining a lease and similar matters
• disputes over the boundaries of a land plot
• actual division of a land plot among the owners
• determination of the procedure for using a land plot
• land disputes over the recognition of the right of ownership of land
• disputes over declaring a land transaction invalid
• court disputes challenging the actions or inaction of State bodies
• cases on the removal of obstacles to the use of a land plot and on the recovery of a plot from unlawful possession
• establishment of a servitude
• pre-trial negotiations in a land dispute
• preparation of letters, complaints, claims, statements of claim and other documents
• representation in land disputes in court

If questions have arisen in your life concerning the acquisition, ownership, use or disposal of a land plot, or land disputes, then without false modesty I would advise you to seek the assistance of a Kyiv attorney experienced in this field — someone familiar not only with the Land Code but also with the many other legislative acts that regulate land relations.

The question of land is historically topical and legally complex. The procedure for acquiring land into ownership has countless nuances and depends not only on its location, the purpose of the acquisition and its category, but also on a host of other factors.

Land, like any other immovable property, has a special legal status which entails a special procedure for its formalisation and subsequent use. A land plot may be acquired into ownership not only on general grounds — through purchase and subsequent registration — but also, in accordance with the legislation, through free allocation by the competent authorities.

It is often possible to resolve land disputes out of court through negotiations and mutual agreements. If the problem cannot be resolved by negotiation, be prepared that you will need a qualified attorney in land disputes to represent your interests in court. I will help you not only in court but also before the relevant State authorities; together we will find the evidence needed to prove that you are right. You may seek judicial protection at any stage of the process.