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Services for Private Clients
England Palmer works with our private clients in numerous ways. We understand that the selection of a quality local solicitor is a lifestyle choice and our aim is simply to give you the best possible advice for your situation.
Here are some of areas in which we regularly advise:
Resolving Disputes/ Debt Collection/Litigation
Whether you need court representation or have an employment question, need advice over a dispute or partnership agreement, England Palmer have a wide range of experience with private clients in these areas.
Family Divorce/Separation
Divorce and separation can lead to questions over property ownership, financial matters and privacy. When children are involved it's important to be both sympathetic and ensure that the rights of all parties are respected. We are experts in family law and have considerable experience in guiding our clients through these difficult situations.
Residential Conveyancing
If you are involved in the purchase or sale of a house of flat, organising a mortgage , looking at a tenancy agreement or interested in purchasing land then England Palmer can help to ensure the process takes place as efficiently as possible.Employment
As an employee it's important that you know your rights and that your employer treats you fairly. If you are having difficulties in the work place, or are facing disciplinary procedures, discrimination or are being made redundant then we can help.
Probate
- Obtaining Grant of Probate / Letters of Administration
- Contested Probate
- Administration of estates
Wills
It's important to ensure that you have an up to date will and that it has been drafted to cater for your personal situation. As well as helping in the drafting of your will, we can advise on Living Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney.Private Crime
- Representation at the Police Station
- Appearance at the Magistrates/Crown Court
- Representation at International Criminal Courts
- Courts Martial
- Assault
- Theft/Dishonesty
- Fraud
- Sexual Assault
- Murder/Manslaughter
Regulatory Compliance
- Representation at Regulatory Tribunals and advice for professional bodies.
- Representation for regulatory bodies - General Medical Council, General Dental Council, Nursing and Midwifery
- Representation at Football Association Hearing
Other Private Services
Resolving Disputes
Traffic and Motoring
Employment
Family Law
Property
Private Crime
Crime
Boundary Disputes
Probate
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Mobile phones, driving and the law
The number of people who own a mobile phone is increasing and the potential temptation to use their mobiles whilst driving has become a hazard.
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