Experienced lawyers and solicitors working for you in Frinton-on-Sea and Tendring
Whether you are an individual or a business, our Tendring team can help support you through a wide array of expert legal services. For individuals, our Frinton team are well-versed in resident property transactions, dealing with Wills, Trusts and Power of Attorney; as well as a variety of Family law matters. On the commercial side, we work with businesses of all sizes; including charities, small to medium sized businesses and public sector clients.
Whatever your legal requirements, rest assured that we can help. If you aren’t able to make it into our Frinton office, we do have locations across Essex and Suffolk including: Colchester, Ipswich, Bury St Edmunds, Chelmsford and London. Contact our team today to discuss your requirements.
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Our services
We offer legal services on a range of issues, both commercial and personal, as well as independent financial advice and international business.
For you and your family
We offer a range of tailored services to suit your needs, including Wills, Trusts and Probate, Residential Property, Personal Injury, Employment and Dispute Resolution.
Find out moreFinancial Planning
Whether you are preparing an exit strategy from your business, selling a property or simply wish to identify the best way to invest this year’s ISA allowance – we are here to help.
Find out moreFor your business
Our expert team can advise on all business related needs to help make running your business much easier.
Find out moreImmigration
You may be wishing to employ foreign nationals, or maybe you’re a foreign business or entrepreneur wishing to set up in the United Kingdom? No matter the situation, we’ll provide an unmatched service.
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