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Dispute Resolution & Civil Litigation

However carefully you manage your affairs, whether business or personal, problems can still sometimes occur. Whether this happens between family, people who work together or those with any other kind of professional or personal relationship, finding the right way to resolve a dispute is essential. Not only can successfully resolving your issues give you peace of mind, it may also allow you to repair a damaged relationship, letting you move forward in a positive way.

At Macmillans Solicitors LLP, we believe it’s always best to settle your disagreements in a non-confrontational way wherever possible. We aim to resolve problems early through alternative dispute resolution, such as mediation, to avoid costly litigation.

Unfortunately, it is not always possible or desirable to deal with your issues through non-confrontational methods and going to court may be the best or only option. In these situations, we can help guide you through all of the processes involved in taking or defending a court action, whether in a family or civil matter. We can offer you a realistic idea of how much such action will cost and how long reaching a resolution is likely to take.

WE CAN HELP YOU WITH


- Inheritance and probate disputes
- Contract disputes
- Professional negligence
- Neighbour and boundary disputes
- Building disputes
- Landlord and tenant issues
- Settlement and Compromise Agreements
- Consumer dispute and debts


And many other types of professional and personal conflicts.

 

We offer a FREE initial 30 minute meeting of advice in relation to all new matters.

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If you would like a free consultation, or to speak with us regarding any of the above, please complete this questionnaire and we will be in touch with you shortly.

Julie Barr
Partner & Solicitor
jb@macmillans-solicitors.co.uk

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GEMMA CALLAWAY
Paralegal (ACILEX)
gc@macmillans-solicitors.co.uk

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SUZANNE BARR
Legal Secretary
sb@macmillans-solicitors.co.uk

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