Funding a dispute
Published: 11:35AM BST 11 Jan 2010
Funding options we offer
"Solicitors costs
worry people, we
offer several
flexible options"
Amanda Glover,
Dept Head
worry people, we
offer several
flexible options"
Amanda Glover,
Dept Head
We'll always discuss the options available to you, consider what insurance you might already have in place to cover legal fees, and agree an arrangement that fits your circumstances and finances. That means you can let us get on and resolve your dispute.
Funding a dispute can be done via:
- no-win-no-fee (Conditional Fee Agreements)
- legal expenses insurance policies
- competitive hourly rates
- fixed and staged fixed fees
Wherever possible we'll try to make sure legal fees you to pay are limited, and we'll look to recover all your legal costs from the other side of the dispute when your claim succeeds.
Contact us to discuss the best way of funding a dispute for you.
- I bought a property. I now find that the people who sold it to me lied when selling it to me. Is there anything I can do?
- I have a noisy neighbour. Can you help?
- I have a dispute regarding a "right of way". Is that something that you can assist with?
- Do you deal with neighbour disputes and do you use mediation?
- Do you deal with boundary disputes?
- Who is a petitioner and who is a respondent?
- Will I have to go to court?
- Who will pay for my divorce?
- Does the judge make an order on what will happen with my children?
- How long does it take to get divorced?
