Services For You

Services For You

We aim to provide high quality legal advice and assistance in most areas of the law affecting personal, commercial and agricultural matters from our offices in Carlisle and Wigton.

 

We are able to assist with a wide range of matters, including:

  • the preparation of Wills and Codicils;
  • the preparation of Lasting Powers of Attorney;
  • obtaining probate and the administration of estates;
  • the creation and administration of trusts;
  • Will and estate disputes;
  • inheritance tax planning;
  • advice in regard to issues affecting elderly clients; and
  • the transferring of assets via gifts.

If you would like to discuss any of our services and their likely costs, please contact us. 

We are experienced in advising and acting in all areas of the law relating to children. The service we provide is sympathetic to the client’s needs and aspirations whilst providing practical and constructive advice. Below are examples of the types of matters in which we are able to assist:

  • Child Care Applications and Proceedings

  • Public Law (care and adoption proceedings)

  • Private Law 

  • Child Arrangement Orders

  • Injuctions/ Non-molestation orders

Our teams in Carlisle and Wigton will guide you through the process of buying or selling your home or investment property. We aim to provide a friendly, personal service and also to be pro-active in the conveyancing process. In May 2011, Atkinson Ritson was one of the first Cumbrian practices to secure membership of the Law Society's Conveyancing Quality Scheme - the mark of excellence for the home selling and buying process.

When you are faced with a dispute with another individual or organisation it is important that you get the right advice from the outset on how to go about handling the matter.  Our Litigation team has a wealth of experience in dealing with a wide range of claims acting for both claimants and defendants. Our aim is to resolve matters speedily, efficiently and cost-effectively but always in the client’s best interest.