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Engaging a legal firm can be daunting and the fear of being overcharged or confused due to not understanding the language used by solicitors is a real barrier for some potential clients who require support.
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Our tone is conversational and our aim is to avoid legal jargon wherever possible. We showcase our expertise not through long words, but by communicating technicalities clearly and simply.
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Who we really are
Talbots Law is a full service independent law firm, an employee-owned trust, and continues to be awarded two stars (outstanding) by Best Companies, with the accolade of being one of the top 20 law firms to work for in the UK.
How we work
With offices across the Midlands, we offer you all the usual legal services, like wills, employment advice, divorce, business services and help moving home. Our aim of “For Law For Life” underpins our desire to be the one law firm for our clients, no matter which legal service our clients need.
The Talbots story
There has been a Talbots law firm since 1828, operating from our Kidderminster office. Talbots Law in its current form opened its doors in 1991 offering Conveyancing services. We still do that, but much has changed. Take a look at our story.
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What is delayed/failed completion? What happens if it occurs?
On the Completion Date, the Buyer’s conveyancer transfers the balance of any purchase monies to the Seller’s conveyancer. Upon receipt of those monies, the Seller’s conveyancer releases keys to the Buyer. Usually, keys to a property are made available for the buyer to...
Cohabitation Agreements
What are Cohabitation Agreements? A Cohabitation Agreement is a ‘written, signed document, often signed as a deed in front of witnesses’ that deals with the terms that a couple have decided to cohabit together on the basis of. Why would I need a Cohabitation...
Changes to Family Procedure Rules
The Family Procedure Rule (2010) has changed, as of Monday 29th April 2024. Today's changes specifically relate to "Non-Court Dispute Resolution" or NCDR, as we would normally abbreviate it in the industry. Key Points to Note The main points to note are :- NCDR...
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