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asiaskyblues · Jul 16, 2016

I need a good solicitor, can you help?

Bruce the Boot · Jul 16, 2016

Grendel is good at soliciting !

Terry Gibson's perm · Jul 16, 2016

asiaskyblues said:
I need a good solicitor, can you help?

Best bet is to ask Joy she knows some good ones

I would imagine it differs a bit depending on what you want them for I used Cocks Lloyd in Nuneaton for an employment issue and they were excellent.

Wyken Sky Blue · Jul 16, 2016

asiaskyblues said:
I need a good solicitor, can you help?

Paul Appleton or Alex Carter-Silk

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skybluepm2 · Jul 16, 2016

skyblue1991 said:
Paul Appleton or Alex Carter-Silk

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Noooo, he said a good solicitor. Not one that's corrupt beyond the realms of humanity

asiaskyblues · Jul 16, 2016

guys not a good time to joke. love you but i need a solicitor

mrtrench · Jul 16, 2016

Yo may have some legal cover with your house insurance, it's quite common now and worth checking.

Otis · Jul 16, 2016

I only know one solicitor. He is a lovely bloke and solid as a rock.

He's a bit useless though unfortunately.

He defended a friend of ours and she ended up for longer in prison than expected.

Do you want his number?

Otis · Jul 16, 2016

And that is me not kidding.

Ian1779 · Jul 16, 2016

Otis said:
I only know one solicitor. He is a lovely bloke and solid as a rock.

He's a bit useless though unfortunately.

He defended a friend of ours and she ended up for longer in prison than expected.

Do you want his number?

Sounds like Lionel Hutz.

skybluedan · Jul 16, 2016

These are pretty good if its women trouble

olderskyblue · Jul 16, 2016

I use Brindley twist. Been solid for me. They seem to have Someone in most areas needed.

kdrinkell · Jul 16, 2016

Wright Hassall in Leamington

Otis · Jul 16, 2016

kdrinkell said:
Wright Hassall in Leamington

It's a right hassle with all solicitors I think.

asiaskyblues · Jul 16, 2016

kdrinkell said:
Wright Hassall in Leamington

Thank you guys from thr bottom of my heart.

Otis, i know you for maybe 10 years.

Otis · Jul 17, 2016

Hmmm .... do you now.

Now you have me thinking.

Sky_Blue_Daz · Jul 17, 2016

Otis said:
Hmmm .... do you now.

Now you have me thinking.

Is it the wife Otis ?

Otis · Jul 17, 2016

Sky_Blue_Daz said:
Is it the wife Otis ?

Maybe.

She was in bed last night, but haven't seen her yet this morning.

Could well have taken a sneaky flight to Thailand without me noticing to be honest.

Grendel · Jul 17, 2016

It depends what you actually want the solicitor for.

Most are pretty limited and deal with standard fare. Probates and conveyancing as well as legal agreements is the main aspect of most of their business.

Otis · Jul 17, 2016

Fair point. Yep, some specialise in particular fields (employment law, criminal, domestic divorce etc).

LastGarrison · Jul 17, 2016

Just go no comment and save yourself a fortune.

skybluejelly · Jul 17, 2016

Grendel said:
It depends what you actually want the solicitor for.

Most are pretty limited and deal with standard fare. Probates and conveyancing as well as legal agreements is the main aspect of most of their business.

If it is probate ..look into doing it yourself ... I am in process of doing it for my fathers estate... They can go jump if they think I'm giving them 1.5 percent plus vat for a few letters ... £215 and a bit of advice from cab ... All sorted..

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