As part of its nationwide offering in contentious trusts and probate matters, Taylor Rose has a Peterborough office that handles contested Court of Protection work, applications under the non-contentious probate rules, Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependant) Act 1975 claims, and validity challenges to wills. Practice head Sharon Macaulay is well-versed in the entire range of matters and co-leads the nationwide group, and Jack Bristowe is an additional contact to note.
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- The rate at which the solicitors get back to you is excellent; it’s a very efficient company. In particular, Jack Bristow is the most efficient solicitor I have ever met. He is so helpful and brilliant at explaining everything, and the rate at which he responds to emails and phone calls is outstanding.
- Jack Bristowe responds promptly to inquiries and offers solutions to resolve the matter.
- Good all-rounders. They offer diverse funding options that allow access to justice.
- Helpful staff members, clear prompt communications.
- Despite the wide reach, this is a tight-knit, collegiate team, where solicitors, senior and junior, care about each other's wellbeing and support each other across their cases. Everyone works to a high standard while maintaining a down-to-earth and practical approach and being supportive to clients.
- Taylor Rose is very flexible with its approach. They are able to respond well to clients, at the same time as offering flexible working opportunities for staff. They are a very friendly bunch of people.
Practice head
Sharon Macaulay
Other key lawyers
Jack Bristowe