We advise farmers and farming families on everything to do with their farm, their rural business and their own individual legal needs.

If you think you have grounds to contest a will then it is important to act fast, preferably before a grant of probate is obtained.

It is common for couples to live together and often start a family without getting married or entering a civil partnership. However, cohabiting couples need to be aware of their limited legal rights in the event of relationship breakdown. Despite the popular myth, the term ‘common law marriage’ carries no legal weight.

Our Court of Protection specialists are here to help you when a family member is unable, or finds it difficult, to manage their own affairs.

When a relationship breaks down parents will want to minimise the impact on their children. Couples often find discussing child arrangements difficult; however, the practical arrangements for their care and financial support are critical issues.

We regularly see common issues where solicitors advise on areas where they have no expertise.

We advise individuals, couples, and families on all aspects of their lives: for the exciting times - for example, when buying a first home - or the more difficult times - when dealing with the loss of a loved one. Whatever path life takes, we can help on the journey.

Divorce is an emotionally challenging time regardless of the length of the marriage or the reason for the breakup. As experienced family solicitors, we understand that this period requires support and clear, concise legal advice.