01522 513 399
01522 513 399
All went well - no problems.
Client Mrs Hinchcliffe, 2nd December 2024
Department Wills and Probate
Staff
Justine has been supportive in helping me to arrange my Power of Attorney. She is patient, incredibly efficient and I am very grateful to her.
Client Mr G Shipman, 25th November 2024
Department Wills and Probate
Staff Justine Hunt
Justine has been excellent with regards to assisting me to arrange my Power of Attorney. I could not have had better service than this.
Client Ms J Parish, 25th November 2024
Department Wills and Probate
Staff Justine Hunt
Excellent service as always.
Client Mr & Mrs Halliwell, 11th November 2024
Department Wills and Probate
Staff
An Excellent Service
Client Jane & David Garland, 31st October 2024
Department Wills and Probate
Staff
Excellent service and impressive professionalism. Information was provided promptly and concisely.
Client Dr Hager, 30th October 2024
Department Conveyancing
Staff
A personal and efficient service. We were given lots of opportunities to ask questions and time to reflect before finalising our Wills. Thank you.
Client Mr & Mrs Cockram, 29th October 2024
Department Wills and Probate
Staff
Brilliant and an excellent service from both Justine and Nicola .. Thank you!
Client Mrs Applewhite, 24th October 2024
Department Wills and Probate
Staff
Thanks for all your help.
Client Mr & Mrs Warrilow, 4th October 2024
Department Wills and Probate
Staff
Just to thank you again for all you do. I couldn't have done it without you, especially following on from my Husband's death.
Client Mrs. Till, 4th October 2024
Department Wills and Probate
Staff
Amazing staff, super efficient and really helpful. Found the Virtual Firm useful.
Client Mr O Frances and Miss Burgin-Birch, 3rd October 2024
Department Conveyancing
Staff
Thank you Nicola for your understanding and guidance through the conveyancing process.
Client Mrs Hawes, 18th September 2024
Department Conveyancing
Staff Nicola Welbourn
Thank you for the exceptional service you provided and thank you for the tea towel. Really appreciate it!
Client Dr Jiang, 18th September 2024
Department Conveyancing
Staff
Always friendly.
Client Mr Grundy, 18th September 2024
Department Wills and Probate
Staff
Fantastic service.
Client Mr & Mrs Williams, 18th September 2024
Department Wills and Probate
Staff
A friendly and efficient service.
Client Mrs Webb, 18th September 2024
Department Wills and Probate
Staff
An Excellent Service
Client Mr Griffiths, 18th September 2024
Department Wills and Probate
Staff
Thank you for all your work.
Client Mr & Mrs Shepherd, 10th September 2024
Department Conveyancing
Staff
Brilliant service - thank you so much!
Client Mr Baldwin & Ms Inch, 20th August 2024
Department Wills and Probate
Staff
Many thanks for your service, we will definitely be using you again.
Client Mr & Mrs Rose, 15th August 2024
Department Conveyancing
Staff
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