Property and housing dispute support in Ukraine

Matters we can assess

• ownership or use disputes
• division or allocation of property
• co-owner disputes
• housing disputes
• challenges to documents or actions affecting property rights

When to seek advice promptly

• you received a claim, demand or notice
• access to or use of property has been blocked
• a transaction involving disputed property is planned
• the property or evidence may change or disappear

Possible routes

• document audit
• preservation of evidence
• negotiation or formal demand
• court proceedings
• agreed support during enforcement

What the work may include

• review of title documents
• claims-and-defences map
• evidence plan
• document drafting
• representation and status reports

What we need from you

• property description and chronology
• information about other participants
• deadlines and existing proceedings
• agreements, extracts and correspondence after the conflict check

Fees

• Fees depend on the assets and parties involved, document condition and dispute stage.
• The agreed fee and any external costs are recorded before work begins.

Stages

• conflict check
• fact audit
• objective and scope
• route implementation
• deadline control and reporting

Current law, case law and limitations

Checked on 2 September 2026 against the Civil Code, Law No. 4751-IX and Supreme Court materials.

• the Housing Code ceased to be in force on 15 February 2026 apart from expressly preserved transitional provisions; former articles 116 and 156–157 are not a current general basis
• the correct remedy depends on title registration, possession and the nature of the interference
• eviction requires a lawful and proportionate interference with the right to a home
• marital property is subject to a rebuttable presumption of joint ownership
• urgent protective measures require a separate evidential assessment