… yes, you can …
Public Access Barrister, Direct
Instruct a specialist barrister yourself — no solicitor required. Advice on wills, trusts, probate disputes and property matters, from a practitioner in Leeds and the Inner Temple.
… yes, you can …
Instruct a specialist barrister yourself — no solicitor required. Advice on wills, trusts, probate disputes and property matters, from a practitioner in Leeds and the Inner Temple.
The advantage
The person advising you is the person who would argue your case in court.
No duplicated file handling — fees are agreed in writing before work begins.
An honest assessment of merits and risk at the outset, in plain English.
Advisor types
Accountants, barristers, financial intermediaries and solicitors each do different work. Knowing the difference saves cost and time.
Specialist advocacy, opinions and drafting — Can now be instructed directly under the Public Access scheme.
Conveyancing, holds client money , conducts simple litigation, and consults barristers if out of depth.
Accounts, tax compliance and reporting — the numbers behind the legal position.
Regulated advice on products, pensions and investments.
Specialist services
Tell me briefly what has happened. If your matter is suitable for Public Access, you will receive a written fee proposal before any work starts.
Appointments by arrangement only. Enquiries are treated in confidence.
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