Charltons Solicitors, established over 50 years ago, is a firm in Biddulph, North Staffordshire, dedicated to providing a high quality, value for money service, and providing practical legal advice. We combine experience with knowledge with the aim of providing practical answers adopting a "can do" attitude. In the housing field, in particular, we have an extensive knowledge of properties in Biddulph, Congleton, Stoke-on-Trent, and neighbouring areas which is built on many years of acting for both buyers and sellers.
For clients thinking of taking a lease or buying a business, it is essential that you have legal advice with a practical emphasis. If you have had an accident or injury we can accept your instructions on a "no win no fee" basis. We can provide competitive conveyancing quotes direct via our online quoting tool, allowing quotes to be produced by clients or referrers immediately and they can also be accepted via the quote as well.
We have been established since 1954, have a wealth of experience and knowledge in multiple areas and can arrange home visits or out of hours appointments with sufficient notice.
For clients thinking of taking a lease or buying a business, it is essential that you have legal advice with a practical emphasis. If you have had an accident or injury we can accept your instructions on a "no win no fee" basis. We can provide competitive conveyancing quotes direct via our online quoting tool, allowing quotes to be produced by clients or referrers immediately and they can also be accepted via the quote as well.
We have been established since 1954, have a wealth of experience and knowledge in multiple areas and can arrange home visits or out of hours appointments with sufficient notice.
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Sharon qualified from Westminster University and has since had a flourishing legal career.
Sharon leads a busy legal team and oversees the Practice on a day to day basis.
Sharon deals with complex legal cases and is the "go to" person in the office.
She balances work and home life by spending as much time as possible with her two children.
Holidays are spent on the ski slopes or (in the summer months) on the tennis courts.
John initially joined the Foreign & Commonwealth Office in London before taking Law at Westminster University.
Sharon leads a busy legal team and oversees the Practice on a day to day basis.
Sharon deals with complex legal cases and is the "go to" person in the office.
She balances work and home life by spending as much time as possible with her two children.
Holidays are spent on the ski slopes or (in the summer months) on the tennis courts.
John initially joined the Foreign & Commonwealth Office in London before taking Law at Westminster University.
Buying or selling your home is quite possibly the largest financial transaction you will ever make.
It's not a process to leave to chance.
You want to make sure that everything is in order, and that you're making wise decisions.
Conveyancing is time consuming, complex and can be risky if you don't have experience.
We know how stressful it is, and will use our many years of experience to make sure that everything flows smoothly.
We'll make sure that everything is above board and that you're getting what you expect.
It's not a process to leave to chance.
You want to make sure that everything is in order, and that you're making wise decisions.
Conveyancing is time consuming, complex and can be risky if you don't have experience.
We know how stressful it is, and will use our many years of experience to make sure that everything flows smoothly.
We'll make sure that everything is above board and that you're getting what you expect.
At Charltons we understand that dealing with a deceased estate is one of the more difficult challenges in life.
From mountains of paperwork to legal jargon and simmering family disputes, they're the last things you want to deal with when you're grieving the loss of someone important in your life.
Collecting estate financial assets including superannuation, bank funds, shares, outstanding loans, and insurance payouts.
Contact us to find out more or to arrange an appointment with an experienced estate solicitor in Staffordshire.
From mountains of paperwork to legal jargon and simmering family disputes, they're the last things you want to deal with when you're grieving the loss of someone important in your life.
Collecting estate financial assets including superannuation, bank funds, shares, outstanding loans, and insurance payouts.
Contact us to find out more or to arrange an appointment with an experienced estate solicitor in Staffordshire.
Nobody likes to think about it too much, but inevitably one day you will have to leave your business or farm, whether by selling up, retiring or leaving for health reasons.
A successful plan is made involving all family members as it will take into account not only provisions for your retirement income but also the plans, aptitudes and existing assets of younger generations.
Contact us to find out more or to arrange a consultation with an experienced estate planning solicitor in Staffordshire.
A successful plan is made involving all family members as it will take into account not only provisions for your retirement income but also the plans, aptitudes and existing assets of younger generations.
Contact us to find out more or to arrange a consultation with an experienced estate planning solicitor in Staffordshire.
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document whereby one person grants another person the authority to make legal and financial decisions on their behalf.
There are different types of LPA for financial decisions and health care decisions.
A Lasting Power for financial decisions can be used to allow someone to make decisions for you even while you still have mental capacity.
These decisions may include such things as buying and selling property, investing money and paying bills.
A Lasting Power of Attorney for health is different in that it only comes into effect if you have lost the capacity to make decisions for yourself.
There are different types of LPA for financial decisions and health care decisions.
A Lasting Power for financial decisions can be used to allow someone to make decisions for you even while you still have mental capacity.
These decisions may include such things as buying and selling property, investing money and paying bills.
A Lasting Power of Attorney for health is different in that it only comes into effect if you have lost the capacity to make decisions for yourself.
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