Meet your local Wadsworths Solicitors… Shirley
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Wadsworths Solicitors Shirley
Our Shirley Office was established in October 1986 by Stephen Wadsworth.
As managing director, Stephen ran the practice alone until his son, John Wadsworth, became a fellow Director and Shareholder in 2010.
In February 2015, Stephen retired from the practice that he had established 28 years previously, and John took on the role of Managing Director.
As at 2021, we now have four Directors spread across our various office locations; John Wadsworth, Alexandra Tait, Michael Wadsworth and Gemma Dempsey.
We hold ourselves to the highest standards of professional service and consider there is nothing more important than ensuring our clients are satisfied with the service that they receive.
We always act with the best interests of our clients at the forefront of our minds and where particular work demands it, will be tenacious and determined in ensuring that we achieve the outcomes sought.
Shirley
How can Wadsworths help you
Wills
From simple Wills to complex Life Interest Trust Wills, we offer a fully comprehensive Will Writing service backed by decades of experience and an eye for detail.
Residential Conveyancing
From first time buyers to property developers, we have years of experience acting for a wide range of buyers and sellers. We are experts in both the field of property law and also the local property market.
Lasting Powers of Attorney
Assisting our clients to get LPAs in place setting out their wishes regarding their finances and health and wellbeing in the event they lose capacity for any reason in the future.
Probate
Losing a loved one is always a very traumatic experience.
We aim to ease the stress and burden of Estate Administration during this difficult time, assisting our clients with as much or as little help as they require.
Family Law
Our friendly supportive team can assist with a variety of Family Law matters including, Divorce, Separation, Financial Remedy, Clean Break Orders and Children Issues.
Employment Law
Our team can offer advice to Employees on a broad range of issues including Settlement Agreements, Representation at Employment Tribunal, Contractual Disputes and Discrimination.
Commercial Property Law
Advising on all aspects of Commercial Property Law including Freehold Sales and Purchases, Commercial Leases and Option Agreements.
Personal Injury Claims
We act on behalf of claimants for a variety of Personal Injury cases including Accidents at Work and Road Traffic Accidents.
Court of Protection
If a family member or friend is having difficulties making decisions about their finance, property or personal welfare our team can advise and assist on the best way forward.
Dispute Resolution
We can assist with a wide range of Dispute Resolution Services including Boundary Disputes, Lease Termination, Adverse Possession Claims, Landlord & Tenant and Inheritance Disputes.
Services for Business
Advising employers of all sizes on a broad range of employment law including Employment Documentation, Directors Service Agreements, Disciplinary and Grievance Procedures, Dismissals and Settlement Agreements and Employment Tribunal Claims.
Clinical Negligence Claims
We act on behalf of patients on a wide range of clinical negligence claims including misdiagnosis and complications from surgery.
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