Gillian Gadd

I qualified as a solicitor in 1987 and specialise in conveyancing and notary public work. I lived and worked in Horsham for over twenty years, and now live in Crawley where I practise from my home office. I have 30 years' experience of property law and have practised also as a notary since 2011.

The vast experience which I have accumulated, together with my excellent knowledge of the local property market, enables me to offer an expert service to clients.As one of the few solicitors in Sussex to qualify as a notary public, I am able to act as a notary and am a member of the Notaries Society.

We are two highly experienced solicitors and a notary public working in Horsham and Crawley, and give clients an exceptional service, ensuring that their matters are progressed smoothly and quickly. Please contact Gillian Gadd or Stephen Gadd on 01403 262520 or01293 553434 or 07747 540260 or e-mail us at gillian@gilliangadd.com.

If you wish to buy or sell a property, I can help you by offering a thorough, pro-active service. My aim is to make the whole process as smooth as possible for you - good communications and speed of action on your matter are the key means to do this.

I have more than 25 years of experience in residential conveyancing and this, together with my sound knowledge of the local property market, enables me to offer pragmatic solutions for any problems arising.Please phone me on 01403 262520 or 07747 540260 or e-mail me at gillian@gilliangadd.com to ask about my services.

The law sets out particular rules about which family members are entitled to receive your property if you do not make a will, and these rules may not give the results that you expect. Making a will and directing how your property is distributed will avoid such problems. Contact me, Stephen Gadd Solicitor and TEP at gilliangadd@btinternet.com or phone me on 01293 553434 to make an appointment.

The process of conveyancing is a legal requirement for the sale or purchase of a property. However, it can often be a long and drawn out process, and adds costs to the transaction of buying or selling the property, prompting some people to wonder whether they could just carry out the conveyancing themselves.