We have provided two Presidents and three Vice-Presidents of the Society of Solicitors in the Supreme Courts and our partners are active in many professional associations. We now strive to combine these traditional values with a high quality personal service for the needs of the modern business and private client. We have built on these sure foundations in many areas of law vital to the interests of both the business and private client.

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Selling

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We appreciate that buying and selling a home can be challenging. Our property team prides itself on providing a personal service tailored to your needs and really getting to know you. Our staff work as a team on every transaction and this dedication to teamwork means that you will always have someone to speak to about your purchase or sale.

Family Law

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Every family situation is different. The law affects many aspects of family life whether you are living together, committing to a marriage or civil partnership, separating, divorcing, or agreeing arrangements for children. Advice online and from well-meaning family and friends can be confusing. Getting sound legal advice early on will help you understand your options and which solution is right for your circumstances. We have a proven track record of providing sympathetic, practical legal advice tailored to your needs.

Executries

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We understand that the death of a family member or someone close to you can be a very difficult and emotional time for those involved and the thought of dealing with the legal process in administering that person's estate can seem daunting. Don't know what to do next?

Wills

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Although you do not have to make one by law, if you do have a will it means that your affairs are dealt with in accordance with your instructions. It removes uncertainty for family members at a very difficult time and they know they are acting in accordance with your wishes. Leaving a will can, in the long run, be far cheaper than not having one at all.

Powers of Attorney

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A will covers your wishes on death but what happens if you become incapable, either physically or mentally, of taking care of your own affairs while in life? A Power of Attorney is a legal document that authorises someone to act on another's behalf in their affairs, be they private, business or in any other matter, except making a will.

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