We will take your instructions, listen to your objectives and advise you accordingly.
We will do our utmost to ensure the matter can be resolved quickly and where possible, without recourse to litigation. We can arrange face-to-face appointments in Hinckley or Leamington Spa, or alternatively video calls if you are not local to the area.
Whilst negotiation and mediation should always be the first option for those who find themselves involved in disagreement, there will be times when Court proceedings are unavoidable. If a dispute requires legal action, Thomas Flavell & Sons will act in your best interests.
Thomas Flavell & Sons specialises in many types of contentious and non-contentious cases including the following:
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Contentious Probate and Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 claims
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Court of Protection applications
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Landlord and Tenant disputes
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Debt recovery and contract claims over £10,000
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Employment law advice concerning settlement or compromise agreements
Court of Protection Applications
We can assist with applications to the Court of Protection which is the specialist Court for all issues relating to people who lack capacity to make specific decisions.
Debt recovery and contract claims (over £10,000)
If you have or are facing a claim in excess of £10,000 we would be please to assist you.
Our Litigation & Dispute Resolution Team
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