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Tell us a little about your situation and we'll contact you to arrange a convenient time to talk. No obligation. Completely confidential.

Call 07434 760 366

Clients receiving Universal Credit get 10% off our standard fees, and payment plans may be available. For court attendance and bundle work, a 50% deposit reserves your date.

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What to expect

  1. Get in touch

    Call us or send the form. We'll reply within one business day.

  2. Free initial consultation

    We listen, explain how we may be able to help, and answer your questions — no obligation.

  3. Agree your support and costs

    If you'd like to go ahead, we agree exactly what you need and what it costs, up front.

  4. We begin

    We support you through the paperwork, preparation and hearings, at your pace.