Solicitors are specialists in their particular area of law. Whilst individuals may consider that they know enough about the law by researching on the internet, specialist advice is often required so that you can deal with your case as quickly and cost effectively as is possible. If your case is complicated then it is advisable to instruct a Solicitor to deal with these matters on your behalf.

At the first meeting you will be advised of the Solicitor’s qualifications. It is also open to you to check the Solicitor’s credentials by contacting the Law Society who will confirm this information.

We aim to offer our clients a comprehensive and efficient service. Our objectives are to respond to our client’s enquiries (whether by phone or by email) within 24 hours of receiving an enquiry. Occasionally, particularly in our family department, our Solicitors are at Court representing clients and therefore you will be informed as to when you could expect a response to your enquiry.

Your Solicitor will provide you with all the information that you will need in order to attend Court. If you are represented by one of our Solicitors then, generally speaking, there is no need for you to talk to the Judge as this will be done for you by your Solicitor. Court proceedings can be very stressful and your Solicitor will give you all the information that you need so that you are prepared to include how the Court process works.