Fixed fee: Consent Order Preparation £1,200 (if you have agreed a Settlement) to include Court fees & VAT

Fixed fee: Divorce Proceedings £1,600 to include Court fees & VAT

Book your initial appointment with Tim Goodfellow, Solicitor.  This includes a one-hour consultation, information…

Pictured here at our staff xmas do, enjoying a delicious meal at The Anglesey Arms (and letting our hair down with a few drinks), a great…

Alison (Practice Manager) & Emma (Legal Cashier) support the staff at Owen Kenny, working in the background to keep things running…

Our Conveyancing team are here to guide you through your house sale / purchase; they can be contacted on 01243 790532 (or email…

Our colleagues, Janet and Ceci, are pictured here with nurses from the ward, bringing gift contributions from Owen Kenny staff. Children…

Our Private Client (Wills & Probate) team are here to take care of you when you are looking to make a Will or Lasting Powers of Attorney…

Our team are supporting Save The Children and are all wearing Christmas jumpers today, raising funds for this wonderful charity! Website link is www.savethechildren.org.uk/christmas-jumper-day

Our Family Law team are here to take care of you when you are looking for divorce / separation, children matters - contact us on 01243 790532 or email your enquiry to info@owenkenny.co.uk

It is perfectly fine to go ahead and create a Will yourself, however it is advisable to have a Solicitor write up your Will for a number of reasons:

An executor is an individual appointed by a Will, to be responsible for the administration of the deceased estate. A person’s estate is everything they own including…

If you own the property jointly with your spouse or partner, your legal rights with regard to the property remain unchanged, whether you live there or not. When a couple separate…

Unfortunately there is no simple answer to the question. The courts do consider an equal division of the family assets as a measure of whether any particular financial settlement…

A Codicil is an official alteration that accompanies your existing Will, which outlines changes to a particular clause/s in your Will. An example of this would be if you needed to change the name…

Enduring Power of Attorney’s (EPAs) can no longer be created, however if an individual had one made prior to October 2007, registered or unregistered it can continue to be used.

You may have come across one of these policies when buying or selling....but what are they?

The benefits of First Registration for my unregistered property. Why should I have my unregistered property registered at the Land Registry?

In short, there is no such thing as a "common-law wife" (or husband). It makes no difference how long a couple may have lived together…