Whitestone Solicitors, Rochdale
If you think all lawyers are the same, think again. We pride ourselves on being the friendly face of legal services, with friendly, down to earth, straight talking Rochdale solicitors.
It is our ethos to provide an expert, professional service while remaining friendly and approachable. It is our customer-led approach which makes our clients return to us time and again to handle their legal needs.
We know the world of law can seem confusing, so our experts make it their priority to explain to their clients exactly what is involved in their case. We believe this is important not only to keep our customers informed, but because we know our clients like to know exactly what their money is paying for.
Our Rochdale solicitors have experience across the whole range of legal matters, so whether you are buying a house, have been accused of a crime, or simply wish to update your Will, our lawyers have the expertise to help.
Below are just a few of the areas of law we can assist with:
Accident and personal injury
Commercial property
Conveyancing
Crime
Divorce and family law
Immigration
Litigation and disputes
Probate and Wills
If you require legal assistance with any of these matters, contact us today to find out how our Rochdale solicitors can help.
You can reach us directly by calling 0800 8101010 or, if you prefer, complete the online enquiry form to the right and we will get back to you at the first opportunity.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Whitestone Solicitors, Rochdale
Accidents, Commercial, Conveyancing, Immigration
National Solicitors
Rochdale Solicitors
If you are looking for down-to-earth solicitors who speak your language then look no further.
We are experts in accident compensation claims, commercial property matters, conveyancing, divorce, family law, wills & probate and immigration.
Contact our team today to see how we can help.
2 West Street,
Rochdale,
Lancashire,
OL16 2EN
0800 8101010
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