how do i contest ownership of a property?

Answer 1

Start with a title search, so you know the name of the current owner and dates when the property transfer took place.
Identify the exact point where and when your rights were violated.
Write a SHORT description of what should have happened
Write a SHORT description of what went wrong.
Read those descriptions, if they make sense, then take all related documents to an attorney.

Answer 2

Visit www.landregisteronline.gov.uk and purchase a title plan of every England and Wales property for £3 each (assuming it is registered).

How you contest ownership will depend on your reason. Come back if your initial search is fruitful.

Answer 3

Have you ever had a title policy on the property? That would show ownership, and they insure that their information was correct up to the date of the title policy.

Answer 4

find deeds to the property and see whos name is on them or find the name on land registery if you own property see laywer, if left to you in will again see laywer as they can get a freeze on the property because it is classed as an asset. if like me your partner owned house and died suddendly no matter how long you have lived with them if you are not married the property goes to closed living rellies luckly for me we had two kids although one is five and the other is three they own the house, if i did not have them my home would of gone to my partners parents who would of thrown me out but so i still dont get thrown out when they hit 18 i have got to sue my own kidsfor a share of the house i think this is wrong but that is the law and if you do this and your income is anything from £20+ per month you will not get legal aid and i dont get any help with legal aid and it is going to cost me £5000 + vat so be warned and good luck

Answer 5

In England or Wales ask the Land Registry, elsewhere I don't know, but it will be some sort of government agency I expect.

Answer 6

File suit.