My house

Finally, your own home! But then problems crop up. Where everything still seemed perfectly fine when you bought it, defects soon become apparent. Moisture in the walls, a heating system that doesn't work properly, contaminated soil ... You hadn't counted on that. More to the point: if you had known about the defects beforehand, you would have bought the house for a lower price or even not at all.

If you and your partner choose to live together, it is important to inform yourself well about the consequences. This is because there are major, legal differences between different forms of cohabitation.

You are building your dream home, but identify a fault with your property. What now? Most contractors and architects have insurance for client claims, but if you cannot reach an agreement, you can declare the contractor or architect at fault.

Better a good neighbour than a distant friend! Unfortunately, this is not always the case. Sometimes, frustrations and minor problems escalate into high-stakes quarrels. From noise pollution and right-of-way to overhanging branches, every imaginable scenario has already made it to court.

Finally, your own home! But then problems crop up. Where everything still seemed perfectly fine when you bought it, defects soon become apparent. Moisture in the walls, a heating system that doesn't work properly, contaminated soil ... You hadn't counted on that. More to the point: if you had known about the defects beforehand, you would have bought the house for a lower price or even not at all.