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Bretherton Law
Based in the centre of St Albans City, Bretherton Law has been serving the Northern Home Counties and London for over 50 years. We can help with property transactions (both residential and commercial), wills and probate and children's cases where social services are involved. Choosing a solicitor from among the many options available can seem a daunting task.

At Bretherton Law we aim to make that task easier with our honest, straightforward and professional approach. We won't talk down to you or baffle you with legal jargon. We'll listen to your problem and give you our honest opinion of the best way forward. We may be able to offer a fixed fee; if not, where possible we'll tell you the likely costs up front, and we will be realistic based on the information we have.

You won't find the Bretherton Law name splashed across your local newspaper or bus shelter. We're happy to rely on client recommendations and word of mouth when it comes to generating new business. We believe that our professionalism and dedication to our clients' needs are our key selling points, not some meaningless slogan dreamt up in the marketing department.
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At Bretherton Law we maintain a commitment to providing high-quality services and attention to all our clients, an objective shared by all staff of the firm.
The firm celebrated its 50th birthday in 2015 - an endorsement of our adaptability through changing times.
The Bretherton Law team sees the current market as offering real and substantial opportunities to the firm to both expand our current client base and consolidate our relationships with existing clients.
Jeremy Bretherton established the practice as a sole general practitioner in 1965, operating from an office in Romeland Hill, St Albans.
Whether it is helping to guide you through the complex court process of care proceedings, providing sympathetic but practical advice if Social Services have worries about a child, or resolving arrangements for children in care our team of expert family lawyers have many years' experience in this complex area of law.
We'll guide you all the way through.
We can give you initial advice, assist with negotiations, support you through child protection conferences and pre-court processes.
We can represent you in court if this is necessary.
Whether you are buying or selling business premises or about to commit to a new lease, our friendly and approachable commercial property solicitor can help you.
Commercial property transactions are not always straightforward and often form part of a larger business plan.
The transactions therefore require your solicitor not only to have the correct legal expertise but also to be commercially aware, so a practical and pragmatic solution can be achieved for you.
Here at Bretherton Law, we step into your shoes to understand your business plan and your needs first, so we can ensure that the best possible contractual terms are successfully negotiated for the long term success and sustainability of your business.
If social services are concerned about a child they have a duty to investigate - this could lead to a Child in Need, or Child Protection, Plan.
If their concerns remain, or if they believe a child is at immediate risk of harm, they may begin Care Proceedings.
As a parent you should be able to apply for legal aid - and our expert solicitors at Bretherton Law can help you at every stage.
A social worker may ask agree to a child living with someone else, possibly while assessments are underway.
As a relative you may be asked to look after that child.
We understand very well that one of the most important things in anyone's life is their home.
Your home means much more to you than just bricks and mortar.
At Bretherton Law we provide a bespoke service that can meet all your residential property and conveyancing needs.
If you're planning to buy or sell your home, remortgage or transfer the property ownership into a new name, we will take care of this for you.
If you are a property developer we can help with the acquisition and disposal of land, plots and units.
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