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Get every boundary settled

Legal services for land matters

Surveying, privatization, changing a plot's category, boundary and ownership disputes — we handle land matters of any complexity.

We will put your land matter to rest

Describe the issue by phone — we will assess the prospects and propose a plan of action.

8 909 440-80-80

9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
every day

Price list

Land matters

Land dispute consultations

Reviewing the situation and the possible solutions.

from 2,500 ₽

Land surveying

Legal help formalizing a plot's boundaries.

from 9,000 ₽

Rules for using land plots

Setting terms of use between owners.

from 6,500 ₽

Land plot sale support

Legal support for a land deal.

from 19,000 ₽

Reducing a plot's cadastral value

Revising a land plot's cadastral value.

from 19,000 ₽

Land ownership court disputes

Court defense of ownership rights to a plot.

from 6,500 ₽

Recognition of land ownership

Court recognition of ownership rights.

from 8,000 ₽

Land privatization

Help registering title to land.

from 19,000 ₽

Land deal support

Legal support for a land plot deal.

from 5,000 ₽

Changing a land plot's category

Preparing documents to change a plot's land category.

from 5,000 ₽

Resolving land ownership disputes

Pre-trial and court dispute resolution.

from 9,000 ₽

Appealing a land title registration refusal

Challenging a registration authority's decision.

from 6,500 ₽

Challenging land deals

Court work on disputed land deals.

from 6,500 ₽

Land division agreements

Preparing a division agreement between owners.

from 3,000 ₽

Registering title to a land plot

Registering ownership of land.

from 5,000 ₽

Land disputes: where a lawyer's work starts

Land matters differ from housing ones because a plot almost always has a physical boundary that needs formal documentation. A boundary dispute, a privatization refusal, or a problem with a plot's category are typical reasons people turn to a lawyer.

Surveying and boundary disputes

Surveying is needed when a plot's boundaries are not set or a neighbor disputes their actual location. After surveying, the result is recorded in the USRR, removing the basis for future territorial disputes.

Changing a land plot's category

A plot's category determines what can be built on it and how it can be used. Changing it — for example, from agricultural land to residential settlement land — requires an application to the administration and can be refused without solid grounds.

How to start resolving a land matter

Tell us about your plot's situation by phone — we will determine which documents are needed and the fastest path to a solution.

8 909 440-80-80

Questions about land plots

Is surveying mandatory to sell a plot?
Not formally always, but without set boundaries a buyer and a bank (for a mortgage) may decline the deal — in practice, surveying is almost always needed.
Can land be privatized if there are no documents for it?
Yes, if the plot has actually been in use for a long time — but it will require an application to the administration and possibly court recognition of the right.
What if a neighbor disagrees with the plot's boundary?
Conduct a survey with the neighbor notified — if no agreement is reached, the dispute is settled in court based on cadastral data.
Who is allowed to perform land surveying?
Only a certified cadastral engineer - a regular geodetic company without the proper certification cannot carry out surveying that Rosreestr will accept.
Do plot boundaries need to be agreed with neighbors during surveying?
Yes, that is mandatory - unless the neighboring plots' boundaries are already recorded in the USRR, in which case no repeat agreement is required.
What if surveying reveals extra land area beyond what is on record?
These situations are resolved differently depending on the specifics - we assess the details and advise on the process for formalizing the extra area.
Can a plot be bought without completed surveying?
Formally yes, but without set boundaries a buyer and a bank (for a mortgage) often decline the deal - in practice, surveying is almost always needed.
Where is the final survey plan submitted after the work is done?
To Rosreestr - once registered, the plan is included in the state cadastre, which removes the basis for future boundary disputes.

A good decision starts with asking the right expert.

Get real answers, weigh your options and move forward with confidence. Tell us about your situation - we will show you what to do next and how to reach a deal without unnecessary hassle.

8 909 440-80-80

9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
every day