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Paul J Watson Solicitor
Address : The Vanguard Suite, Broadcasting House, Newport Road, Middlesbrough, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, TS1 5JA
Phone : 01642293427
Fax : 01642293429
Website : www.pauljwatson.com
Email : admin@pauljwatson.com
We are a small local firm based in the Middlesbrough area of Teesside, offering legal advice in legal areas such as;-
- Criminal defence
- RSPCA defence
- Family Law
- Personal injury claims
- Residential conveyancing
- Change of Name Deeds
- Wills and Probate
- Criminal Injuries Compensation
Although we are based in Middlesbrough, we deal with matters all over the Tees Valley area, including acting as solicitors in Redcar, Yarm, Stockton on Tees and Ingleby Barwick, in addition to acting for clients throughout England and Wales.
Our emphasis is on client care, with a personal touch. Our prices for privately fee-paying clients are competitive, as we believe that legal advice should be available to everyone at a reasonable cost. We can also undertake legally aided cases for clients, upon successful application to the Legal Services Commission. Free 30 minute appointments are offered to all clients for initial advice from our solicitor.
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