Timothy Kench & Co Solicitors was founded in 1983 by Tim Kench, who had previously worked for a local firm supervising two of their branch offices.
Located in the centre of the village of Prestwood (now designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) in Buckinghamshire, the firm has over the years expanded its expertise to trusts, specialist wills, tax and estate administrations including those with an international element as well as covering many other areas of the law including family law, business and commercial work and litigation.
Located in the centre of the village of Prestwood (now designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) in Buckinghamshire, the firm has over the years expanded its expertise to trusts, specialist wills, tax and estate administrations including those with an international element as well as covering many other areas of the law including family law, business and commercial work and litigation.
Services
Our aim is to provide quality bespoke services to clients over a range of core matters by a specialist solicitor. We are a practice with a team of dedicated professionals committed to servicing our clients in a personal and friendly way. We do not operate on a "conveyor belt", "one size fits all" system, as we recognise that every client is unique with individual requirements and concerns.
Moving house can be one of the most stressful times experienced by clients, as well as one of the most expensive. We take the view that clients need constant access to their solicitor throughout this period, so as to remove as much of the stress from the client as possible. The firm takes a very much "hands on" approach to the domestic conveyancing work with each stage of the process being fully explained to the client from the outset.
Timothy Kench & Co has several business clients who periodically move premises and this involves dealing usually with business leases, as formulated under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954. Since the advent of the Land Registration Act 2002, commercial leases of seven years or more now need to be registered at the Land Registry.
The breakdown of any relationship can be traumatic and we offer a sympathetic and supportive approach with straightforward constructive legal advice at a time when you may be feeling vulnerable in an unfamiliar situation. We take a pragmatic, balanced but firm approach to negotiations, and aim to minimise conflict and hostility in achieving a swift amicable resolution to achieve the best outcome for you.
The term Private Client is for us synonymous with family inheritance and succession planning. This includes the drafting of wills, inheritance tax advice, Lasting Powers of Attorney (including Enduring Powers of Attorney and applications to the Public Guardianship Office for Deputyships), UK tax for international clients, the administration of estates including those with international assets and a variety of different types of trusts.
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