When another person or organisation has broken the contract between you to provide the goods or services in return for payment, you may have grounds for compensation or redress.
Our expert solicitors are here to support you with advice, outlining your options at the very first stages to ensure all possible objectives are reached.
Our full administration service gives you peace of mind knowing that our professional expert solicitors are ealing with the administration and distribution of your loved one's estate.
Poole Alcock Solicitors offer a grant only service for executors wishing to carry out the administration of the estate themself
If you are in dispute about which school your child should attend or think that it will be in the child’s best interests to change schools it will be necessary to apply for a Specific Issue Order through the courts.
If your child is aged under 16, it is possible to change their name by deed poll providing that all of the parties with Parental Responsibility are in agreement. However, the child’s birth certificate will not normally be changed as this is a historical record from when the child was born.
When a child is removed from one of the parents without the other parent’s permission or a child is not returned at a pre-arranged time, it is important to act quickly to reinstate the child’s normal or pre-agreed routine.
Whenever possible separating parties should speak to one another and make arrangements for the care of the children which are in the children’s best interests and can be worked around by both parents.
Most of the legal rights given to parents are by way of Parental Responsibility (PR). PR means ‘all the rights, duties, powers, responsibilities and authority that a parent of a child has in relation to the child and his property by law’.
If you are in dispute about which school your child should attend or think that it will be in the child’s best interests to change schools it will be necessary to apply for a Specific Issue Order through the courts.
If your child is aged under 16, it is possible to change their name by deed poll providing that all of the parties with Parental Responsibility are in agreement. However, the child’s birth certificate will not normally be changed as this is a historical record from when the child was born.
When a child is removed from one of the parents without the other parent’s permission or a child is not returned at a pre-arranged time, it is important to act quickly to reinstate the child’s normal or pre-agreed routine.
Whenever possible separating parties should speak to one another and make arrangements for the care of the children which are in the children’s best interests and can be worked around by both parents.
Most of the legal rights given to parents are by way of Parental Responsibility (PR). PR means ‘all the rights, duties, powers, responsibilities and authority that a parent of a child has in relation to the child and his property by law’.
You can apply to end or dissolve your civil partnership if you have been in the partnership for at least one year. It is very similar to divorce, in that you will need to make an application to the court.
When parties separate they may be able to reach an amicable agreement about the finances of the household and how these should be divided going forward. However, for most this can be the most difficult area to resolve.
We can provide you with the peace of mind of conducting your divorce on a fixed fee basis. We will be able to provide you with the figure at the outset, allowing you to budget and plan your finances in advance.
We are proud to be chosen by Cheshire Police Federation as their nominated divorce lawyers to provide specialist divorce and family advice to its members.
A pre-nuptial/pre-civil agreement is a legal agreement made between two individuals before their marriage has taken place. It usually sets out how the couple wish their assets to be divided between them.
A separation agreement is a written agreement used when a couple want to stop living together. The agreement can be used to decide a variety of topics including, who will pay the mortgage.
If you have been a victim of domestic abuse you may be eligible to apply for public funding in order to obtain an injunction against the perpetrator. In emergency situations we can act quickly.
Having Social Services involved with your family can be a daunting time. We are here to offer advice and support to help achieve the best outcome for you and your loved ones.
Under the Equality Act 2010 harassment is defined as unwanted conduct which is related to either; age, disability, gender reassignment, race, religion or belief, sex and sexual orientation and is therefore unlawful.
Unfair dismissal is a complex area of employment law and one where you need a legal expert to safeguard your financial interests as well as your professional future.
It can be hard to realise that you may have been a victim of workplace discrimination. Discrimination is based upon what are called Protected Characteristics.
Under the Equality Act there are 9 specific areas which are called protected characteristics; any discrimination against workers because of these characteristics would be unlawful.
It is important that businesses handle the termination of a director’s contract appropriately, especially if you need to achieve a swift exit without disrupting the operation of the business.
Employers should enter into a period of consultation with their employees, giving them information on why the redundancies are necessary and if there are any alternatives available.
Has your employer discussed ending your employment through redundancy or with a settlement agreement/compromise agreement?
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There will be times when an employee’s conduct or performance falls short of what is expected of them in their contract of employment, or they believe that they have been treated unfairly at work.
The TUPE Regulations are in place to preserve employees’ rights when a business is transferred to a new employer. The Regulations can apply to organisations of all sizes when a business is sold.
From the recruitment process, through to issues such as TUPE, training from expert employment solicitors can help you to use the law as a positive framework to implement the best employment practices.
A written contract of employment is a legal requirement as part of the employment relationship and failure to provide one can leave both parties unclear about their rights and responsibilities.
Settlement agreements, which used to be called compromise agreements, can play an important part in ending an employment relationship, but there are some important legal safeguards.
Severing ties with a director or senior executive comes with countless decisions about how to protect your business.
Whether it is direct or indirect discrimination, a case of harassment, or failure to promote diversity, the Equality Act makes discrimination unacceptable in the workplace.
It is easy for important steps to be missed during a staff crisis however, each vital step may be a legal requirement. An omission that could have a serious impact upon your business.
Employers should enter into a period of consultation with their employees, giving them information on why the redundancies are necessary and if there are any alternatives available.
Whilst it is better to try to resolve a dispute directly with an employee, there will be times when it simply is not possible. In those cases, you may be called before an employment tribunal.
As an employer you have to be cautious with how you deal with dismissals in order to not be accused of an unfair dismissal.
Failure to comply with employment legislation can be devastating for a business. Compensation awards for unfair dismissal claims can be in excess of £75,000 and awards for discrimination are unlimited.
Our team has extensive experience of settling claims arising from a wide variety of accidents and injuries suffered in the workplace.
Whilst a trip to the beauty salon may conjure up images of relaxation and pampering, many services use potentially harmful chemicals and machinery.
Poole Alcock have a number of keen cyclists who commute to work and enjoy cycling as a hobby or as a competitive sport. We therefore understand the frustration that can occur.
Every employer should ensure that the exposure of his employees to substances hazardous to health is either prevented or, where this is not reasonably practicable, adequately controlled.
The loss of a loved one is one of the most difficult situations in life we have to face, and the thought of bringing a claim for compensation at this time is a difficult one.
An employer has a duty to eliminate or reduce exposure to vibration to as low a level as is reasonably practicable. In doing so, the employer should have assessed any risks in the task concerned.
Suffering a head injury is understandably concerning for the victim and their family. It is important to investigate any potential brain injury that may have been caused.
Tinnitus is any noise (for example, buzzing or ringing) in the ear and can be caused by exposure to excessive levels of noise, although there are other causes too.
It is logical to think that if you are constantly carrying out the same physical task at work, such as lifting heavy boxes without a break, you may well develop a bad back.
Common causes of road traffic accidents include other road users, poorly maintained roads, obstructions in the road and slippery surfaces. You may have suffered an injury.
Accidents can happen at any time and in any place – in the street, at work, at the supermarket. If you think that another person or organisation was responsible for your accident then you may be entitled to compensation.
Suffering a spinal cord injury can be a life-changing event, impacting on almost every aspect of your life. If the accident was not your fault, then financial compensation is often necessary.
Our specialist team of family and childcare law solicitors will offer you expert advice and support every step of the way. Specialist family solicitors in Cheshire with offices in Nantwich, Congleton, Wilmslow, Alsager, Crewe and Sandbach.
ARRANGE A FREE MEETING MEET THE TEAMWe are the largest team of specialist family lawyers in Cheshire with our solicitors providing expert advice about child custody cases.
Our local team of leading family lawyers are both highly regarded and consistently recommended by clients. Meet the team here.
We offer a free initial consultation with one of our divorce lawyers and we can provide you with a fixed price for your case.
Poole Alcock divorce and family lawyers have offices in Alsager, Congleton, Sandbach, Nantwich, Crewe and Wilmslow.
For a free initial consultation about child custody after separation with one of our solicitors call Poole Alcock lawyers on 0800 389 7093 or contact us online by completing our enquiry form.
At Poole Alcock, our experienced team of child law and family solicitors specialise in dealing with difficult child custody cases; we understand each dispute should be handled sensitively as this process can be highly emotional for those involved.
Making child arrangements can be difficult, as you may also be going through the stress of a divorce or separation. The child’s welfare is the most important outcome, and the parents are legally responsible for deciding, in the child’s best interests, who has the most time to look after the child given your circumstances and commitments.
Negotiating custody (called child arrangements by the Court) is a delicate subject which should be handled with the utmost care to achieve the best possible outcome for those involved. If both partners can reach an amicable agreement, you will not need to go to court. However, if you or your partner disagrees with the requests put forward, further negotiation is required before escalating the dispute to court. Our team of child law solicitors will be by your side, every step of the way, to outline your options and assist with the progression of your case.
Participating in your child’s life is important to grow and develop the bond you have with your child. Mothers automatically receive parental responsibility on the birth of their child, however, and unmarried father may need to obtain this by law. We are here to advise you on your rights for parental responsibility and what you need to acquire.
The outcome of your custody dispute could determine whether you decide to change your child’s surname, which will require permission from those who have parental responsibility. A deed poll is required to begin this process, where our qualified team can assist with your application.
Whether you are requesting a change of school for your child, or wish to prevent this from happening through the application from your previous partner, our team of child law specialists will act quickly to mitigate your case.
Although you may have the legal requirements in place to ensure a civilised relationship with your child’s other parent, if they dispute the routine, you may require assistance to reach a new agreement.
There is a lot to think about during this process, which is why at Poole Alcock solicitors, we offer a free initial advice appointment to help you understand your options and to discuss the best way going forward to avoid any conflict with your partner. Contact our team of child custody solicitors, who are here to support you with their expert knowledge and advice that you can rely on.
Our solicitors are all members of Resolution – a national organisation of family lawyers committed to non-
We are accredited by the Law Society and have members on the Advanced Family Panel of Solicitors.
Richard Barratt – the head of the Divorce and Family Team – is also a qualified Collaborative Lawyer. Under the collaborative process, each person appoints their own collaboratively trained lawyer and you and your respective lawyers all meet together to work things out face to face. Both of you will have your lawyer by your side throughout the process and so you will have their support and legal advice as you go.
Specialising in all areas of law across Cheshire and beyond, we offer a modern service with traditional values, giving you the complete legal service whenever you need us.
We believe our clients deserve to receive the highest possible standard of customer care and legal advice. To achieve this, we ensure our lawyers and support teams are highly skilled professionals with a passion for delivering excellent service which focuses on our clients’ individual needs and circumstances.
We regularly ask our clients for feedback and how we could make our service even better, to make sure that we get it right every time. We leave nothing to chance and take nothing for granted. For these reasons, we make a simple but important promise to our clients: The Committed to Excellence Pledge.
We have a team of specialist solicitors with a particular expertise in childcare (child custody) law. This means that our family lawyers are on hand to advise and support you throughout your case.
Our team have a wealth of experience in many aspects of child law and will provide the best advice for you and your family.
Contact us today for your free consultation to discuss your case with us. Our specialist solicitors will outline all available options to you.
If you are in dispute about which school your child should attend or think that it will be in the child’s best interests to change schools it will be necessary to apply for a Specific Issue Order through the courts.
If your child is aged under 16, it is possible to change their name by deed poll providing that all of the parties with Parental Responsibility are in agreement.
When a child is removed from one of the parents without the other parent’s permission or a child is not returned at a pre-arranged time it is important to act quickly to reinstate the child’s normal or pre-agreed routine.
Whenever possible separating parties should speak to one another and make arrangements for the care of the children which are in the children’s best interests and can be worked around by both parents.
Most of the legal rights given to parents are by way of Parental Responsibility (PR).
Richard Barratt is a leading Cheshire divorce solicitor and he heads up our Divorce and Family law team in Nantwich.
Richard qualified in 2006 and joined the firm in 2007 before becoming a partner in 2012.
Consistently recommended by clients, he specialises in divorce & family law and is a member of the Advanced Family Law Panel of the Law Society in the categories of divorce, finances and children.
Richard is also a member of Resolution – a national organisation of family lawyers committed to non-confrontational divorce, separation and other family problems.
He specialises in all aspects of private family law, with particular emphasis on the financial consequences of relationship breakdown including cases where there are substantial assets, trusts, pensions and family businesses. He also deals with disputes regarding children.
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Nicola is well known and highly respected throughout Cheshire as a Child Law specialist. She acts for parents in relation to Pre-Proceedings and Care and Adoption proceedings, including applications by the Local Authority for Care and Supervision Orders. She is also an experienced advocate for grandparents seeking Special Guardianship.
Nicola has dealt with extremely serious and complex cases where she has fought for parents to keep their children living with them or to remain part of their lives in some way. She has a wealth of experience acting in cases where clients have undergone drug/alcohol testing, parenting assessments and psychological assessments as part of the Court process.
Nicola is able to provide advice, assistance and representation under a contract to provide Legal Aid, which usually means there is no cost to eligible clients.
Nicola is also a member of Resolution, who are a national organisation of family law specialists.
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Amie is highly experienced in all aspects of family law, with a particular emphasis on divorce and financial matters. Amie is consistently instructed in relation to high-value divorce cases and complex matters involving business interests and overseas assets. Amie has a keen eye for detail and a methodical and forensic approach to resolve matters efficiently and in her client’s best interests.
Amie provides advice to clients in respect of how best to protect their assets when in a relationship, with experience in drafting cohabitation agreements and both pre and post-nuptial agreements.
Amie represents clients in all types of Children Act matters, including complex cases where there are serious Safeguarding concerns, ‘Finding of Fact’ hearings and matters involving Guardians. She is also experienced in dealing with all aspects of cohabitation and separation disputes, including disputes over property under TOLATA.
Amie is also a member of Resolution – a national organisation of family lawyers committed to non-confrontational divorce, separation and other family problems.
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Jane is a highly experienced family law specialist, with a particular interest in matrimonial disputes and arrangements for children. She works closely with clients to resolve any issues and is focused on the client’s needs in each individual case.
Jane prides herself upon building an excellent rapport with her clients and providing them with indispensable advice in relation to a wide range of family issues, including divorce, Child Arrangements Orders, Non-Molestation Orders and financial remedy proceedings.
Jane works in partnership with Cheshire Constabulary and was selected to join their panel and work alongside the Cheshire Police Federation providing their police officers and staff with specialist advice and support.
Jane is also a member of Resolution – a national organisation of family lawyers committed to non-confrontational divorce, separation and other family problems.
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Helen has established herself in the local area and has acted for clients in relation to Children Act Applications, including Child Arrangements Orders, Prohibited Steps Orders and Special Guardianship Orders. She has dealt with complex cases where there are serious Safeguarding concerns and difficult issues around risk of harm to the child.
Helen has a client-focused approach and ensures that her clients are well informed and kept up-to-date throughout their matter. She deals with divorce/dissolution and any problems arising out of the breakdown of a marriage/civil partnership, including applications for financial relief.
Helen also advises clients who have cohabited on their obligations and rights upon separation. She can provide advice to clients who are contemplating cohabitation or marriage in relation to cohabitation agreements, pre and post-nuptial agreements.
Helen is also a member of Resolution – a national organisation of family lawyers committed to non-confrontational divorce, separation and other family problems.
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Sarah is highly experienced in all aspects of divorce and family law. She has an excellent reputation throughout Cheshire and North Staffordshire and is accredited by the Law Society as an Advanced Family Law practitioner. This means that she has proven knowledge, skills, experience and practice as an advanced member of the Family Law panel.
Sarah represents clients dealing with divorce and financial disputes as a result of the breakdown of their marriage/civil partnership. With experience in resolving complex issues in relation to dealing with pension sharing and acting in relation to claims for spousal maintenance and periodical payments.
Sarah acts for parents in relation to all types of Children Act applications including more uncommon issues such as removal of a child from the jurisdiction. She can provide advice and representation in relation issues arising from separation for cohabiting couples, including representation in TOLATA proceedings.
Sarah is experienced in representing vulnerable clients, where capacity may be an issue and for those who have suffered domestic abuse.
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Cheryl Cooper joined Poole Alcock in 2001 and commenced her ILEX training with the Institute of Legal Executives in 2004.
Cheryl assists Nicola Jones and Sonia Rickard in the Child Law and Care Department. With over a decade of experience Cheryl specialises in representing clients whose children are at risk of being, or have already been, taken into the care of the Local Authority.
Cheryl’s knowledge and excellent rapport with clients ensures that parents and carers are helped to negotiate their way through the complex issues involved, despite any other difficulties they may be facing in their personal lives.
Cheryl acts for clients in relation to pre-proceedings, care proceedings and Special Guardianship Orders. She also has acted in complex cases which have been heard at the High Court and Court of Appeal.
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Nicola is experienced in dealing with all aspects of family law, with a particular interest in cases which involve Domestic Abuse and Children Act applications. She is highly recommended by her previous clients, with a reputation for fighting for those most vulnerable and providing robust advocacy on their behalf.
As well as applications for Children Act Orders including Prohibited Steps and Specific Issues, Nicola has acted for clients in relation to urgent applications for the return of a child and complex ‘Finding of Fact’ hearings.
In addition, Nicola frequently deals with divorce and financial disputes arising from the breakdown of a marriage/civil partnership. She is also experienced in acting for unmarried clients upon separation, including TOLATA proceedings.
Nicola is a member of Resolution – a national organisation of family lawyers committed to non-confrontational divorce, separation and other family problems.
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Sarah started working for Poole Alcock in the Conveyancing department in 2014 and commenced her Training Contract with the firm in 2016. Sarah qualified in March 2018 and is looking forward to continuing her work in the Child Law and Care Department.
Currently Sarah assists Nicola Jones, Sonia Rickard and Cheryl Cooper in all aspects of their work, including pre-proceedings, care proceedings; namely Supervision and Care Orders and Special Guardianship work.
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Sonia is an expert family law solicitor, specialising in child care law.
Sonia works in our dedicated care team helping parents and children through often very complex and difficult legal proceedings.
Based at our Crewe office, Sonia is a member of the Law Society’s Children’s Panel – meaning she is an accredited specialist in children law.
If you would like to book an appointment to meet with Sonia then don’t hesitate to get in contact with her on our Freephone telephone number 0800 389 7093 or at our Crewe office on 01270 256665.
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Natasha is a member of the firm’s Family Department.
Natasha joined Poole Alcock in 2015 as a Business Development Assistant before moving into our Employment Department as a Paralegal then Trainee, obtaining her training contract in September 2016.
Natasha completed her law degree at Liverpool John Moores University in 2014, then went on to complete her Masters in Global Crime, Justice and Security the following year.
In her spare time Natasha enjoys the gym, football and socialising with friends.
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Lisa is a Solicitor specialising in all aspects of divorce and family law. Lisa has a particular expertise in advising clients in relation to high-value divorce cases and the arrangements for children on separation.
She is consistently recommended by clients for her efficient, caring and robust approach to family cases.
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Rachael completed her Law (LLB) degree at the University of Liverpool in 2017.
She then went on to complete her LPC MSc in Law Business and Management at the University of Law in Manchester in 2018.
Rachael joined Poole Alcock as a Trainee Solicitor in September 2018 and currently works within the Family Department.
In addition to assisting on private family law matters, Rachael works as part of the specialist Legal Aid team, helping clients to obtain public funding.
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I recommended a friend of mine to use Jane Jacques at Poole Alcock as his family solicitor as I found her to be highly professional and experienced. I was also aware that Jane is appointed by the Cheshire Police Federation to represent Cheshire Police officers and so I was confident that he would be in good hands. The feedback from my friend was excellent and he could not speak highly enough of Jane’s advice and assistance throughout the whole process. I wouldn’t think twice about recommending Jane and Poole Alcock again in the future.
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I have engaged with Poole Alcock solicitors over a period of time and have found the level of service, professionalism and specifically legal knowledge to be of the highest standards. The attention to detail, amicability and personal level of service one receives is outstanding. I would highly recommend the services of Nicola Deakin specifically. Nicola is a consummate professional of the highest calibre and on a personal note, a marvellous individual to work with and to have supporting you. I could not praise Nicola enough for the quality of service that has been provided. I will be engaging with Poole Alcock without hesitation for all my future legal requirements.
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Thanks again for making me feel so at ease and happy with your amazing support
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I used Poole Alcock for my divorce. On my first meeting with Jane Jacques I was in a complete state of panic about what was happening. She immediately put me at ease and I felt confident that my case was going to be in the right hands. From the outset everyone was very professional but at the same time very caring.
It was unfortunately a very difficult, drawn out case, but every dealing I had with Jane left me feeling positive and confident.
I was kept informed every step of the way and Poole Alcock were very upfront about the process and the expected costs.
At one point I had to deal with another solicitor – Nicola Deakin. Nicola was also lovely, professional and caring. The barrister appointed by Poole Alcock was excellent. Mr Julian Shaw was extremely experienced and knowledgeable and did a fantastic job in court for me.
As my case now draws to a close I can’t thank the team at Poole Alcock enough. I wouldn’t hesitate in recommending the firm and especially Jane Jacques to anyone requiring a family law solicitor.
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I thank you from the bottom of my heart for helping me, supporting me, moreover believing in me and helping me to see that I am worthy of being so happy in myself and achieving my goals.
Everybody has difficult times and most worse than me but you helped me get through mine and made me believe I could come out the other side and live a wonderfully happy life.
We will be eternally grateful to you.
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The thought of filing for divorce filled me with horror, but thanks to you, you made it a really easy, stress free process. Being able to correspond via email helped me a lot and I noticed you emailed outside of office hours – showing your dedication to your job. You were always kind and caring and I want you to know how much I appreciate all your help during this difficult period in my life. I would certainly highly recommend your services. I am now ready to move on. Thank you so very much.
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Many thanks for your help and support I greatly appreciate everything you have done for me and my kids. I couldn’t have gotten a better a solicitor…again, thank you very much.
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I just wanted to say thank you for always believing in me. I will be forever thankful to you for always understanding me. Its like you were in my head the whole way through. You’ve been by my side for almost a year now and it meant a lot that you believed in me.
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Could you please pass my thanks to Richard for being so helpful, informative and generous with his time.
He gave me a really clear picture of all the options and processes involved. His informal advice was also really invaluable – such a refreshing experience compared to poor information and advice I had been given elsewhere. From the moment I walked in the door everything lived up to your website.
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My sincere thanks to Lisa Ball who recently acted on my behalf in relation to child care arrangements. This was a very complex case involving the care and support for my disabled son and myself as the primary carer for my child.
Lisa was extremely supportive and professional and I trusted her implicitly. After a fraught 7 years of difficulties Lisa, in my opinion, was the only person who understood the situation and resolved the issues which were present.
Her professionalism and negotiation skills with the other parties was outstanding and she took the lead when needed and appropriately.
My son and I are now able to move forward knowing we are protected and free to experience the peace and happiness we deserve.
Thank you so much Lisa for all that you did for us.
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Thank you for the outcome of my case. I found Nicola and Cheryl extremely approachable and very professional. They offered me such support and guidance in my case. They also kept me informed whenever needed.
I never had to wait long for an appointment and any problems that arose were dealt with.
Thanks once again for all the support you have given to me.
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I cannot recommend Jane Jacques highly enough. I expected my divorce to be a very difficult and tough experience but it was surprisingly seamless and stress free thanks to Jane.
She was friendly, approachable and efficient and she communicated with me at all times. I would like to thank Jane and Poole Alcock for their excellent customer service.
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Thanks again for all your help and guidance over the last few months
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I just wanted to say thank you. As frustrating as this whole thing was for me, on the occasions when I could have and would have felt very vulnerable and way out of my comfort zone, you brought the situation back to being very relaxed and “human”. I really appreciate that, I doubt I could have had that experience on a court day with many solicitors, and I honestly left the court hearing on both occasions pleased it was you at my side. Thanks Amie, I’ll be back in touch if I need to, but for now I hope all is good with you.
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My thanks to Richard, he was brilliant and I will be using him and his team to steer me through this process.
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Thank you so much for today. Your advice, knowledge and guidance is invaluable and very much appreciated.
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I just wanted to say a huge thank you to you and your wonderful colleagues for all your help, advice and support over the past 18 months, onwards and upwards now!!
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Just wanted to say a massive thank you for all your hard work and effort and most importantly support involving my divorce.
It was one of the most traumatic experiences I have ever been through, however your attitude and your focus made me stay determined in securing a better outcome then I ever first thought.
Being able to speak to you at any point in what was a harrowing process was quickly short lived when I was able to build up a relationship with your dedicated secretary Louise and most importantly a fully committed relationship with yourself.
Your experience and reassurances made the last 12 months somewhat bearable especially with your expertise in involving children in a divorce.
With the added pressure of a Non-molestation and Occupation order, your support was second to none towards myself and my children.
I will have no qualms at recommending you to all my friends and family if a solicitor is ever required.
Poole Alcock are incredibly lucky to have you on their team and I wish you every success in furthering your career.
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I always appreciate your help you have been amazing .
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I just wanted to say thank you. It has been a very long 2 years off my life and your help, understanding and counselling has been invaluable.
Monies transferred, our new house should complete end of this month and I can truly start my new life.
Thank you and thank your team too. I shall always recommend your practice highly.
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I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for what you have done for me….you don’t just care about the job, you care as a person….it made me feel safe knowing you were the one dealing with my case.
I can’t thank you enough for everything you have done.
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I visited Jane recently at the new offices in Congleton. The offices are beautiful and very well situated. Jane Jacques is a credit to her profession – extremely knowledgeable and incredibly professional. Jane took the time to fully explain the next steps and how the overall process would work. I left feeling very secure in the information I had received and extremely well supported by Jane herself.
I would highly recommend Jane and Poole Alcock. Thank you for all your help and support
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