Accident & Injury Claims
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Our only Client is you.
Practice Areas
Commercial & Business Advice
Twomlows provide advice on the vast majority of your business needs, including commercial property sale and purchase, company and partnership formation, business sale and purchase, shareholder agreements and associated issues.
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Criminal Defence Specialists
Twomlows has been established over 30 years and throughout that time has provided specialist help to innumerable clients dragged into the Criminal Justice system.
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Disputes and Court Proceedings
It is an unfortunate fact of life that disputes do arise from time to time. Such situations can be stressful but often the right advice at an early stage will prevent the problem escalating.
Family and Matrimonial
Facing relationship breakdown is never easy and with emotions running high it can be daunting to have to consider what is best for the children or what to do about the family home, the pensions or other shared assets.
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Lasting Powers of Attorney
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a document which authorises another person or persons, the Attorney, to act for you and to do or authorise anything which you could do personally.
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Probate and Administration of Estates
Twomlows advise on all matters relating to the administration of estates, including obtaining a Grant of Representation, realisation of the assets and discharging the liabilities of the deceased, distribution of legacies and provision of estate accounts.
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Residential Conveyancing
Twomlows have, since the inception of the firm in the 1980’s, had a vigorous residential conveyancing department and can service all of your needs in relation to house sales, purchases and re-mortgages.
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Wills Writing
Everyone should make a will.If you die without making a will the law dictates who receives your assets and this can sometimes lead to unexpected and unfortunate consequences. Your spouse may not inherit the whole of your estate and if you are not married the law will not recognise your partner at all.
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