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Private Client

The firm provides a full range of legal services for our private clients, including advice on the following:-

  • Wills
  • Trust and executry advice
  • Trust and Succession Planning Matters
  • Elderly Client Advice
  • Incapacity Issues, including Powers of Attorney
Based in Glasgow, Scotland, the private client team of solicitors caters for a wide range of clients ensuring delivery of the highest quality of service in a commercial yet personable fashion.
Whether you are looking to the next generation, going into or coming out of business, the private client team is placed to address your individual circumstances.

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House Purchases and Sale

As Conveyancing Lawyers and members of GSPC based in Glasgow, Scotland, we provide an outstanding property sales service.

We offer an integrated service that includes estate agency and conveyancing (the legal process of selling and buying a home) under one roof, to give you a seamless, hassle free service from initial valuation to final sale.

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Request a Free Property Valuation

If you are thinking you'd like to sell your property and are interested in finding out its current value, please get in touch. One of our expert property professionals will be in touch with you soon to arrange a time that is convenient to you. Please fill out the form below to begin the process.

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Powers of Attorney

What is a Power of Attorney

A Power of Attorney in Scotland is a document in which you appoint another person or persons to act, or make decisions on your behalf in the event that you cannot do so yourself. Under Scots Law, a Power of Attorney allows the Attorney (the person you have appointed) to look after your affairs in the way that you would have done had you been able. 

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