Wells Burcombe LLP

Criminal and Family Lawyers

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01895 449 288
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01727 840 900
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Wells Burcombe Solicitors are a niche UK law firm with offices in Hertfordshire and London

Family Law Issues

Whether you are contemplating separation or divorce or whether your mind has already been made up and there’s no going back, there will be lots of questions that you need answered.

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Criminal Law Issues

Wells Burcombe are recognised as a "go-to firm" for crime and are one of the most established and respected criminal defence practices in the field of criminal law.

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Immigration Law Issues

Whether you are an individual looking to work, live or visit the UK or an employer with migrant workers, we can help you with applications to the Home Office.

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Litigation and Dispute

Are you in dispute with a neighbour, professional or family member over a contract, property or even a will? We will act quickly and robustly to ensure we get the right result for you.

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Tax, Trusts and Succession Planning

We provide tailored solutions to reduce tax liability for high-net worth individuals and families.

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London (West Drayton) on 01895 449 1233 or in Hertfordshire (St Albans) on 01727 840900 or by by email.

Latest from our Resource Centre

Have you been accused of a historical sex offence?

3 September 2019

Murder & coercive control- Is your conviction safe?

29 August 2019

Adult Conditional Cautions – when are they issued by the police?

22 August 2019

Shared Care and Child Custody

25 July 2019

Fly-tipping crackdown – heavy fines or even imprisonment

23 July 2019

Separated and divorced parents and holidays abroad

2 July 2019

Handling Crimes in Prison – new protocol

20 June 2019

Knife Crime Prevention Orders – Prevention is better than cure?

17 June 2019

New motorway driving law – points and fines for ignoring lane closures

13 June 2019

Domestic Abuse Bill to offer more protection to victims

28 May 2019