As solicitors in the Stockport area, we feel a close personal bond to the people we work with, whether they’re from Stockport itself or slightly further afield. We like to think that’ we’re a part of the local community as any other business, and this is reflected in the way that our solicitors in the Stockport area go about offering the advice and support we provide.
In the first instance, as solicitors in the Stockport area, we like to think we offer the very highest levels of technical legal expertise to each and every one of our clients. We specialise in family law and employ experts used to dealing with complex and difficult issues such as children disputes, wills and probate and divorce. The advice we offer is always based upon the very latest legal position, with any recent changes in the law being reflected in the way that we approach every case. Our experts are not just well-read and informed, however, they’re also seasoned and highly experienced. We’ve dealt with every kind of issue you could possibly imagine over the years, and whatever questions you bring to us we’ll do everything we can to come up with the answer.
Expertise is only part of what makes is the best solicitors in the Stockport area. At the same time as being well-versed in the legal and technical ramifications of our client’s problems, we take great pride in understanding the emotional stress that having to cope with legal problems can place on a person. We never lose sight of the fact that, for the vast majority of people, dealing with legal issues is a very daunting and difficult process. That’s why our legal advice is always delivered in the kind of down to earth language that anyone can understand, and comes backed up with emotional support and a huge amount of empathy. We understand that someone who is coping with the death of a loved one, the end of a relationship or a dispute over the care offered to their children will have enough on their minds already without having to decode baffling legal jargon or worry about the size of the final bill they’ll be facing. To make sure our clients don’t have to cope with problems such as these we work in a completely transparent and accessible manner, treating every client as a person in need of support rather than simply a particular set of legal problems.
It’s in this kind of spirit that we’d like to be the first solicitors in the Stockport area to wish each and every one of our clients an extremely Merry Christmas. We’d like to thank you for working with Higgins Miller in 2019, and hope that you’ll continue to trust us to help with your problems well into the future. Because we understand that Christmas can be stressful as well as magical – particularly where family matters are concerned – we make sure we’re here for our clients over the holiday period. Although our main office closes at 4pm on 23rd December and re-opens on 2nd January 9am, we make sure we’re still always here for our clients across the Christmas period. If you need us at all please call 07837 124 732 and we’ll do our best to get back in touch and offer the help you need. Alternatively, send an email to [email protected] as we’ll be checking our messages regularly throughout the Christmas break. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us if you need help over the Christmas break since our availability even at this time of the year is one of the things which we think helps to make us the best and friendliest solicitors in the Stockport area.
If you’d like to learn more about our availability over the Christmas period, please call us on 0161 429 7251 or email us at [email protected]. We’ve recently passed our Cyber Essential accreditation, something which demonstrates our forward-thinking attitude and determination to remain ahead of the competition. A 20-minute appraisal can be provided free of charge, and if you want to find out more we’ll provide the first appointment for a fixed fee, so you don’t have to worry about how much our advice is going to cost. If you want to learn about our wider charging system then please take a look here.
