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Free Initial Legal Advice
Information for Clients
There will be many occasions when you want to know the answers to questions such as:
· What are my legal rights?
· Should I take steps to protect my position?
· Can I make a claim as a result of my injury?
· What remedies do I have for faulty goods or workmanship?
· What should I do first when intending to buy or sell a property?
· What is involved in selling or buying a business?
· How do I arrange a lease?
· Do I need a will?
· How can I obtain probate?
· Have I been unfairly dismissed?
· Have I received my full redundancy entitlement?
· How do I arrange a separation?
· How do I obtain a residence order?
· Should I be represented at the police station or at court?
For many years Nicholson Portnell have offered an initial free advice appointment in relation to personal injury claims and commercial matters as well as a very reduced fee for initial matrimonial advice.
As part of our commitment to the provision of a wide range of legal services to the community we have now decided to provide a twenty-minute advice interview entirely free of charge.
All you need to do to take up this opportunity is to explain when making your appointment that you wish to have a free advice interview.
Solicitors:- Peter Jewitt, John Robinson, Pamela Air, John Humble, Richard Nelson, Wendy Best, Alison Bragg, Sara Frost, Simon Jewitt, Catherine Little
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