Abels Solicitors & Commissioners have been serving the Southampton community since 1895.
To discuss a matter of law, please contact Abels Solicitors as follows:
Abels has a team of specialist Family lawyers who will guide you and assist you and your family when you need it the most. Our sympathetic and tailored advice can help you with Children Orders, Prohibited Steps, Arrangement Orders and Specific Issues.
To find out about Wills, Trusts, Probate and Lasting Powers of Attorney please go to our page. We can also provide advice in connection with Powers of Attorney and in particular Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA). An LPA is a document in which someone appoints an attorney to look after either their financial and property affairs or their personal welfare.
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There are many issues which can have a direct consequence on Children. At Abels Solicitors, our Family Law experts are specialists when it comes to issues such as safeguarding, access and jurisdiction. If you would like to discuss your children matters with us, please contact us today.
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We have wide experience dealing with all types of disputes such as those involving partnership and company problems, arguments over property, debt collecting, claims against a deceased’s estate, problems with neighbours, licensing issues and much else besides. Both private and legally aided work are undertaken here and we are experienced in dealing with insurers under legal expenses insurance. To discover whether you have strong claim, please contact us today
Read MoreIf you are renting a property, it's important to know your tenant rights should you face problems with the property. Knowing what the landlord must do if the oven suddenly stops working or the plumbing springs a leak can help make a difficult situation less stressful.
Abels Solicitors have years of experience representing people at the police station and at Court. Both of our solicitors are “Duty Solicitors” meaning that the service they provide meets a certain standard.
Probate is the term commonly used to describe the legal process that has to be followed after somebody’s death. The legal process varies according to whether the deceased person left a will, or died Intestate that is without a will.
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