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Approachable. Accomplished. Local.

The commitment of Williamson & Henry to provide high quality, tailored legal services to its clients remains its constant perennial cornerstone. At its core is the commitment to each individual client, be they individuals, partnerships, limited companies or otherwise. Personality and law do not need to be poles apart – within Williamson and Henry, one of the Solicitors is always on hand to guide clients & their families.

Whether buying or selling a family home, buying or selling a business, preparing or updating your Will (and finally ticking it off your “to-do” list), putting in place a Power of Attorney or considering Inheritance Tax or Care Home Fees planning, the Solicitors at Williamson & Henry will steer you through the process.

In terms of quality, ‘Local’ does not mean ‘Less’. The firm focuses on individual clients and relies on the vast experience and depth of knowledge held by its Solicitors. The closure of Kirkcudbright Sheriff Court and the migration of local Court matters to Dumfries Sheriff Court has served as a catalyst to concentrate on what is now the core business of the firm. It is to that core business that the firm will continue to devote its capabilities and energies, intent on the provision of high quality legal services from well informed Solicitors and supporting staff.

We will be pleased to visit your property to provide a free valuation and fee estimate if you wish. Call us now on 01557 330 692 or click here to get in touch.

 
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