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Clodes Solicitors are committed to delivering practical, client-focused advice across a broad range of practice areas, including Private Client work, Probate and Contentious Probate, matters arising under the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 (TOLATA), Building and Boundary Disputes, Company Law Disputes, Personal Injury, Mental Health Law, Employment Law, and Civil Litigation.

Our primary offices are located in Cardiff Gate, Pontprennau. In addition to in-person appointments, we offer remote consultations and have facilities to meet clients by appointment in Cardiff City Centre, Outer Cardiff, Swansea, Bristol, Bath, Gloucester, Birmingham, Nottingham, London, Liverpool, and Manchester.

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To discuss your legal requirements, please complete our quick enquiry form or telephone us on 02920 765050.

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    Private Client

    We offer a full range of private client services including will writing and Health & Welfare and Property & Finance Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA’s). In addition to estate planning our probate team also regularly deals with the administration of estates as well as contentious disputes including will challenges, setting aside gifts and removing executors.

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    Contentious probate encompasses may complex problems and we are experienced in providing legal advice and representation in all areas whether that be challenging a Will, removing executors, making an Inheritance Act claim to be made a beneficiary of an estate as the Will has not provided reasonable financial provision having regard to the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975.

    Disputes can arise around the validity of a Will on many grounds for instance lack of testamentary capacity, Lack of Knowledge and approval or the Will may have been procured by Undue Influence. We are experience in Defending and making claims to set aside Wills.

    Where a person is not provided for in a deceased’s will the Court has the Power to order financial provision from the deceased’s estate regardless of the terms of the Will. Contact Clodes for further information.

    Clodes Solicitors offer sensitive and practical support across specific areas of family law, including pension matters, injunctions, cohabitation disputes, property and financial disputes, prenuptial agreements, and TOLATA disputes. Our experienced team is committed to providing clear advice and flexible appointments to help you navigate difficult times with confidence.

    We understand that contacting a solicitor may coincide with one of the most stressful periods in your life. At Clodes, we prioritise continuity of solicitor, flexible appointment times, and transparent fee structures to help reduce anxiety and support you in making informed decisions for your future.

    If you are involved in a dispute regarding property ownership with a cohabitant, family member, or third party, our solicitors can advise and represent you in matters arising under the . These disputes often concern beneficial ownership, rights of occupation, or the sale of jointly owned property. We can assist with negotiation, mediation, and, where necessary, court proceedings to resolve your property dispute.

    At Clodes, our dedicated team provides expert advice and representation in relation to a wide range of personal injury matters. We assist clients who have suffered injuries as a result of accidents at work, road traffic accidents, accidents in public places, and incidents of sexual or physical abuse. Our solicitors are committed to guiding you through the claims process with sensitivity and professionalism, ensuring your interests are protected at every stage.

    If you have been the victim of a violent crime in England or Wales, we can also assist you in making an application for compensation through the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme. We understand the challenges faced by victims of crime and are here to provide clear advice and practical support throughout your claim.

    At Clodes, our experienced employment law team provides clear, practical advice and robust representation across a comprehensive range of employment law matters. We regularly assist clients with Settlement Agreements (previously known as Compromise Agreements), claims for unfair or constructive dismissal, workplace discrimination (including issues relating to race, sex, disability, age, and other protected characteristics), redundancy processes, and breach of employment contract claims.

    We act for both employees and employers, offering tailored support to meet your specific needs. Whether you are facing disciplinary or grievance procedures, negotiating the terms of your employment or departure, or seeking to resolve disputes through mediation, negotiation, or litigation, our solicitors are committed to protecting your rights and interests at every stage.

    Our approach is client-focused, with an emphasis on clear communication, flexible appointment times, and transparent fee structures. We understand the stress that employment disputes can cause and strive to provide practical solutions that help you achieve the best possible outcome.

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