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ABOUT US:
Looking for a professional, friendly, and accessible legal service provided by a Qualified Solicitor? Adams Law is proud to serve clients throughout Edinburgh, Perthshire, Tayside, and Scotland. We provide an efficient, value for money, range of legal services for you as and when your life dictates that you have a need for them. Good quality legal advice is important from the start of any particular situation. It could be buying your first home, making a will, granting a power of attorney, winding up an executry, looking for advice about family law or on employment law. Our ethos is to ensure that whatever legal challenges life brings, there will be a way of handling or resolving them. We do that as qualified Scottish Solicitors.
You can be assured of our commitment to your case at every stage, you will be kept informed, involved, and advised appropriately for every step taken on your behalf. By making use of all appropriate technology available to us, we aim to maintain quick, efficient, and personal communications with you by telephone, email, text, skype or facetime video conferencing, secure social media messaging, or royal mail. To make life easier for clients who are unable to travel to our office, we can arrange video conferencing meetings with you via most types of video call apps.
If you are unsure about a particular matter, please contact us by any of the above methods for an initial enquiry assessment. By discussing some basic details about your case, we can let you know if we can assist you further.
A written opinion service is also available to you at a minimal cost which will allow you to decide the best way forward for you with your particular case.
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The Law Society of Scotland
Farah Adams, Solicitor and Notary Public, Regulated by the Law Society of Scotland
