Whatley Weston & Fox

Worcester, United Kingdom

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Description

Specialties

We offer high quality legal advice on the following issues:

Family Law,

Residential Conveyancing,

Commercial Property,

Litigation and Employment Law,

Wills and Probate.

We have traditional values, which means that our clients receive the very best client care and personal attention at all times and our modern approach has seen us invest in technology to make it easier for our clients to access advice wherever they are.

Our Family law department offers fixed fee options and an out of hours appointment service.

History

Established in 1926.

Our practice was founded 130 years ago in Malvern.

The Worcester Office was opened in 1926 when Charles Whatley was appointed Under-​Sheriff for the County of Worcestershire, a post that Andrew Duncan still holds to this day.

We have served the needs of local clients for a considerable time and believe that our service-​driven approach and personal attention to clients delivers them the best possible results and experience in often stressful and worrying situations.

The firm has continued to develop, recruiting staff that can add value and expertise for our clients. Today we have 6 partners in the firm, each specialising in their own particular field but working closely to assist each client.

Meet the Manager

Louise C.

Manager

Louise Chipchase heads our Family Law department and specialises in dealing with the wide range of issues that frequently arise on relationship breakdown and, in particular, Divorce, Financial settlements, cohabitee disputes and issues concerning children.

Louise qualified in 2005 and has specialised in Family law since then. Louise is a member of Resolution and, as such, seeks out conciliatory solutions to problems facing her clients wherever possible.

Louise strongly believes in achieving a fair settlement for her clients to enable them to move on financially and emotionally from what is often a very difficult and worrying situation.