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Highfield House Moulsham Street, Chelmsford, ENG
Trinity Chambers is at the forefront of legal services in Essex and East Anglia. Based in Chelmsford, our barristers offer practical, pragmatic and professional advice and representation across all areas of Family, Civil, Private and Regulatory Law. Our experienced barristers provide comprehensive legal advice and robust representation in court regardless of a case's complexity, while our trained mediators help people... Read More about Trinity Chambers
Burgundy Court, 64-66 Springfield Road, Chelmsford, ENG
Burgundy Court, 64-66 Springfield Road, Chelmsford, ENG
The Chelmsford based firm has been providing legal services to businesses and individuals since the 1880's. We advise on the traditional areas of personal law: residential conveyancing, employment, family, dispute resolution, personal injury, wills and probate. We also provide technical expertise in all aspects of businesses' legal needs including: company commercial, commercial property, litigation and employment.
16 Baddow Road, Chelmsford, Chelmsford, ENG
16 Baddow Road, Chelmsford, Chelmsford, ENG
Fisher Jones Greenwood Solicitors is an award-winning and innovative law firm based throughout Essex and in Central London. We are passionate about providing our clients with the highest level of customer service and the best legal advice available. With over 30 years' experience and a comprehensive range of tailored commercial and private legal services on offer for you, your family... Read More about Fisher Jones Greenwood LLP
32 Rainsford Road, Essex, Chelmsford, ENG
The conveyancing fees are a collection of expenses that are incurred during the conveyancing process. Most commonly separated into solicitor fees and disbursement fees. Solicitor fees are paid for the solicitor’s time and expertise. Disbursements are third party expenses required during the conveyancing process. The conveyancing fees are best agreed upon before the conveyancing process begins to avoid disagreements.