Here at Barnetts Solicitors we take the health and wellbeing of our staff and clients very seriously. For this reason we've decided to shut our doors to the public for the time being. Most of our staff are now working from home but we are still providing a high quality service to meet all your legal needs.
Whether you need our help with conveyancing, court work, wills and executries or estate agency we're still available by phone on 01563 522137 or by email via our contact page to carry out consultations and give advice. Please don't hesitate to get in touch. Stay safe and keep well.
Whether you need our help with conveyancing, court work, wills and executries or estate agency we're still available by phone on 01563 522137 or by email via our contact page to carry out consultations and give advice. Please don't hesitate to get in touch. Stay safe and keep well.
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Statistics show that as many as 60% of Scots die without making a Will. For those left behind, this can make loss more troubling than it needs to be. If you die without a Will, the process of appointing executors who are legally necessary to administer and settle the estate can incur major extra costs and necessitate lengthy legal processes.
We understand that buying and selling can be a complex, expensive and stressful process. Using our service, you can minimise that expense and stress. Our Property Manager Lynne Strachan can guide you through. She will firstly arrange a valuation for your property, then instruct a Home Report, prepare a full schedule with photographs and list it on Rightmove.co.uk for a one off fee.
When you need the services of a court solicitor, we know you need the right advice quickly to allow you to make important decisions that can affect the outcome. At Barnetts, our team of experienced court solicitors and paralegals can assist you with both criminal and civil law. We can help you devise realistic, workable solutions and defend your interests in court should that become necessary.
A power of attorney is a legal document which authorises another person (an 'attorney') to handle your affairs for you. It is a simple and effective way to eliminate the worry of dealing with your finances in later years. These can be arranged at any stage of your life for later use if necessary. If ill health prevents you from appointing an attorney, a court may, if your family approves, appoint someone (a 'guardian') to manage your affairs.
Are you a Court /Employment Law or Conveyancing/ Executory specialist looking for a job offering variety and great future prospects (including partnership) within a small but highly professional team? We are expanding and we're looking for two qualified professionals who care about delivering a high quality service in our long established, town centre general practice.
Reviews (4)
David Marshall
Nov 15, 2020
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Edward Donnelly
May 14, 2020
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Martin Stevenson
Oct 23, 2019
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Having just bought a property where Barnetts were the selling solicitor and estate agent, I am disgusted with the lies that we were fed.
They told us the leaking boiler had been fixed and there was a receipt and guarantee for the work carried out.
Turned out the boiler wasn't fixed and started leaking again 2 weeks after moving in.
They told us it wasn't reported in 5 days so basically tough.
When I paid British Gas to come fix it, they said the boiler had obviously never been opened up or fixed and that there were 2 faults.
Check you've got all the facts and don't trust word of mouth!
They told us the leaking boiler had been fixed and there was a receipt and guarantee for the work carried out.
Turned out the boiler wasn't fixed and started leaking again 2 weeks after moving in.
They told us it wasn't reported in 5 days so basically tough.
When I paid British Gas to come fix it, they said the boiler had obviously never been opened up or fixed and that there were 2 faults.
Check you've got all the facts and don't trust word of mouth!
Matthew Brannagan
May 08, 2018
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