Rights of Way

Expert Advice on Rights of Way with Weldon Beesly

Navigating the complexities of public and private rights of way can be challenging for landowners. At Weldon Beesly, we provide clear, professional advice on managing and resolving issues related to rights of access, ensuring your property rights are protected. Whether you’re dealing with public footpaths, private easements, or disputed access routes, our experienced team offers tailored guidance to address your specific situation. From negotiating agreements to resolving disputes, we ensure your land is managed effectively while balancing legal obligations and your long-term interests.

Your Right of Way Specialist

FAQs

A public right of way allows the general public access to certain routes, such as footpaths or bridleways, while a private right of way grants access to specific individuals or properties.

We offer advice on identifying, managing, and resolving rights of way, including dispute resolution, access agreements, and legal compliance.

Yes, it’s possible to reroute or alter public rights of way, but this involves a legal process. We’ll guide you through the required steps and liaise with the appropriate authorities.

If a right of way is being misused or obstructed, we can help you address the issue through negotiation or legal intervention.

If a legal easement exists, you must allow access. However, we can assist in clarifying terms and ensuring the right of way is used appropriately.

Simply contact our team for an initial consultation. We’ll assess your situation and provide clear guidance on the best course of action.