Specialist solicitors in conveyancing, property, family law, divorce, probate, wills, and powers of attorney. Dale & Co. Solicitors was founded in 1986 in Lincoln City Centre. Since then, we have been providing practical legal help to the people of Lincoln and beyond and have made it our priority to provide an efficient and client-focused service.
We understand that legal processes can appear daunting. So, we have gathered a first-class team of dedicated, friendly professionals who offer individually tailored, practical legal support. We make every effort to ensure it is never a trial with us. Call in and see us, enjoy a fresh coffee and help yourself to our free guides. We are confident you will like us - we offer your first consultation free.
Alternatively, give us a call or fill in the box below for more details or to arrange your free initial consultation. We look forward to hearing from you!
We understand that legal processes can appear daunting. So, we have gathered a first-class team of dedicated, friendly professionals who offer individually tailored, practical legal support. We make every effort to ensure it is never a trial with us. Call in and see us, enjoy a fresh coffee and help yourself to our free guides. We are confident you will like us - we offer your first consultation free.
Alternatively, give us a call or fill in the box below for more details or to arrange your free initial consultation. We look forward to hearing from you!
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Richard has worked in civil and criminal matters since 1977.
He has a practical attitude to the law and is an experienced and effective negotiator.
He acts in your interests and employs energetic, strategic thinking and commercial acumen to work for you.
He has gathered a first-class team which works to with same ethos.
Georgia has a broad legal knowledge.
She is thorough, calm and compassionate; she deals with divorce, civil partnership dissolution, co-habitation, finances and children's matters as Head of the Family Law department.
He has a practical attitude to the law and is an experienced and effective negotiator.
He acts in your interests and employs energetic, strategic thinking and commercial acumen to work for you.
He has gathered a first-class team which works to with same ethos.
Georgia has a broad legal knowledge.
She is thorough, calm and compassionate; she deals with divorce, civil partnership dissolution, co-habitation, finances and children's matters as Head of the Family Law department.
Here at Dale & Co., we are firmly committed to our core principles of high moral standards, hard work, and integrity.
Our chosen areas of law mean that we specialise in individuals and strive always to provide a service which is tailored to meet your needs.
We operate in an open office environment, which means that if you want to contact any member of our team, you can phone, email and we will endeavour to be there for you.
Our chosen areas of law mean that we specialise in individuals and strive always to provide a service which is tailored to meet your needs.
We operate in an open office environment, which means that if you want to contact any member of our team, you can phone, email and we will endeavour to be there for you.
Dale & Co Solicitors have served Lincolnshire and beyond since 1986; long enough to be trusted and valued, but new enough to be efficient and client-focussed.
Walk into our offices to notice the difference; friendly, professional staff with practical legal help.
Our dedicated legal teams offer advice regarding Family Law, Conveyancing (buying or selling your home); Wills, Probate and Powers of Attorney.
Fantastic service throughout the process.
I would most definitely recommend Georgia and Jo-Anna Glynn with regard to divorce/family matters.
Walk into our offices to notice the difference; friendly, professional staff with practical legal help.
Our dedicated legal teams offer advice regarding Family Law, Conveyancing (buying or selling your home); Wills, Probate and Powers of Attorney.
Fantastic service throughout the process.
I would most definitely recommend Georgia and Jo-Anna Glynn with regard to divorce/family matters.
A Civil Partnership is a legal union between two people of the same sex.
Those in Civil Partnerships have most of the rights, responsibilities and other benefits of married couples.
Aside from these differences, Civil Partnerships are functionally similar to marriages in many ways.
For example, where there are children in the family, civil partnerships enable the second partner to apply for parental responsibility; benefit applications will assess both partners; civil partners have next of kin rights and can now benefit from pension rights, inheritance tax provisions etc. in the same way as a married couple.
Those in Civil Partnerships have most of the rights, responsibilities and other benefits of married couples.
Aside from these differences, Civil Partnerships are functionally similar to marriages in many ways.
For example, where there are children in the family, civil partnerships enable the second partner to apply for parental responsibility; benefit applications will assess both partners; civil partners have next of kin rights and can now benefit from pension rights, inheritance tax provisions etc. in the same way as a married couple.
A Pre-nuptial agreement is a formal contract which is drawn up before marriage, in which couples set out how their assets will be shared (or otherwise) if they separate or divorce.
Pre-nuptial agreements are not currently binding in English law however, they can be taken into account by the courts if there is a dispute during the course of the divorce.
In fact, recent case law suggests that judges do tend to give them considerable weight, if they are carefully drawn up and signed.
If circumstances change, and both partners agree, the terms of prenuptial agreements can be changed over the course of the marriage.
Pre-nuptial agreements are not currently binding in English law however, they can be taken into account by the courts if there is a dispute during the course of the divorce.
In fact, recent case law suggests that judges do tend to give them considerable weight, if they are carefully drawn up and signed.
If circumstances change, and both partners agree, the terms of prenuptial agreements can be changed over the course of the marriage.
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