Facing legal issues can be a challenging and stressful experience. Stratford Solicitors are on hand to make the entire process simpler. Our expert solicitors provide advice that is jargon-free, easy to understand and trustworthy, so you can be confident that you have the right legal expertise in your corner. At Stratford Solicitors, our goal is to make handling your legal needs as pain-free as possible.
That's why our team always takes a client-led approach to legal advice, so your best interests are protected at all times. Appointments can be made during evenings and weekends and we can even visit you at your home. For more information about our wide range of legal services or to discuss your legal needs, get in touch on 01625 878 204. Stratford Solicitors have been advising us on all legal matters from home purchases to family affairs and also business matters for several years now.
Nick and his team are always personable and approachable and have always provided a service which is second to none!
That's why our team always takes a client-led approach to legal advice, so your best interests are protected at all times. Appointments can be made during evenings and weekends and we can even visit you at your home. For more information about our wide range of legal services or to discuss your legal needs, get in touch on 01625 878 204. Stratford Solicitors have been advising us on all legal matters from home purchases to family affairs and also business matters for several years now.
Nick and his team are always personable and approachable and have always provided a service which is second to none!
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Get to know the people behind Stratford Solicitors and how their legal expertise can help you.
Nick is a solicitor, registered trusts and estate practitioner and notary public.
He has vast experience in both contentious and non-contentious law.
Nick was for a number of years a part-time university lecturer updating solicitors and trainee solicitors in relation to the law.
The law is Nick's hobby as well as his career and he is happy to see clients by arrangement on both evenings and weekends.
Lauren joined Stratford Solicitors as a Trainee Solicitor in 2007 and has mainly undertaken Conveyancing work since this time.
Nick is a solicitor, registered trusts and estate practitioner and notary public.
He has vast experience in both contentious and non-contentious law.
Nick was for a number of years a part-time university lecturer updating solicitors and trainee solicitors in relation to the law.
The law is Nick's hobby as well as his career and he is happy to see clients by arrangement on both evenings and weekends.
Lauren joined Stratford Solicitors as a Trainee Solicitor in 2007 and has mainly undertaken Conveyancing work since this time.
Stratford Solicitors understand a divorce is an emotional, stressful and difficult time for all involved.
Our highly experienced family law solicitors will provide friendly, easy to understand advice and support to help you achieve the best possible outcome for you.
Whether you are considering starting divorce proceedings or you have received a divorce petition, our expert family law solicitors will explain the divorce procedure and advise you in relation to finances and making appropriate child arrangements.
Our highly experienced family law solicitors will provide friendly, easy to understand advice and support to help you achieve the best possible outcome for you.
Whether you are considering starting divorce proceedings or you have received a divorce petition, our expert family law solicitors will explain the divorce procedure and advise you in relation to finances and making appropriate child arrangements.
Civil partnerships offer a host of legal benefits and protections for you and your partner, without the traditional elements of marriage.
Whether you need advice on registering a civil partnership or wish to have one dissolved, our solicitors can help you.
Civil partnerships offer a valuable alternative for couples who wish to commit to each other without getting married traditionally.
Before entering into a civil partnership, though, it is important to understand your rights and how they may differ from traditional marriage.
Whether you need advice on registering a civil partnership or wish to have one dissolved, our solicitors can help you.
Civil partnerships offer a valuable alternative for couples who wish to commit to each other without getting married traditionally.
Before entering into a civil partnership, though, it is important to understand your rights and how they may differ from traditional marriage.
One of the most difficult elements of a separation is arranging where your child will live and how they will engage with their other parent or guardian.
Stratford Solicitors can help you protect the best interests of your child with a child arrangement order.
The end of a marriage or a relationship can be extremely difficult for children.
Disputes regarding who they will live with or how much time they will spend with a parent can have a negative impact on a child.
If child arrangements cannot be agreed, it is important to seek a legal advice as quickly as possible.
Stratford Solicitors can help you protect the best interests of your child with a child arrangement order.
The end of a marriage or a relationship can be extremely difficult for children.
Disputes regarding who they will live with or how much time they will spend with a parent can have a negative impact on a child.
If child arrangements cannot be agreed, it is important to seek a legal advice as quickly as possible.
Cohabitation agreements are used to give partners who aren't married peace of mind when purchasing a property or living together.
Stratford Solicitors are here to help all parties understand their rights and responsibilities and safeguard their finances.
Couples who live together do not have the same legal rights as married or civil partnered couples in the event their relationship breaks down.
The term "common-law marriage" is often used to refer to cohabiting couples, however regardless of the length of time a couple cohabit for there is no such thing, despite the fact they may have children.
Stratford Solicitors are here to help all parties understand their rights and responsibilities and safeguard their finances.
Couples who live together do not have the same legal rights as married or civil partnered couples in the event their relationship breaks down.
The term "common-law marriage" is often used to refer to cohabiting couples, however regardless of the length of time a couple cohabit for there is no such thing, despite the fact they may have children.
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