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Accessible, efficient and professional Solicitors in Edinburgh
We offer specialised private client services, winding up estates, drawing up Powers of Attorney, Wills and notarising documents
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Executry
When a person dies their estate has to be wound up...
Power of Attorney
It authorises a trusted person to act on behalf of another...
Making a Will
A Will is for everyone and ensures that your money and possessions...
Notary Public
We can provide notarisation...
Locum Services
We provide private client locum services throughout Scotland...
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Experienced but small enough to offer you a specialised, personalised service and to deal with your business quickly and efficiently
Solicitors in Edinburgh that give you the individual attention you deserve
As a small firm, we will be there to support you when you need it. We will help you to plan for the future and to deal with the here and now. We have experience gained over more than 30 years and now specialise exclusively in the area of Executries, Powers of Attorney and Wills and notarial services. We have successfully managed a wide variety of cases, we know how to achieve and are:
Professional with a personal touch
Affordable in respect of our fees
Client focused
Experienced and well informed
We act as Solicitors not only in Edinburgh but also in nearby towns from Bonnyrigg to Broxburn, from Dalmeny to Danderhall and further afield.

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