Lawyers for people and companies
Clear advice before a dispute, firm support when there is one.
Kestrelgate Law advises private clients and owner managed companies on work, family, property and contracts. You get a straight answer on your chances and costs in the first meeting.

Six areas of law, handled by the people who know them best
Each matter has one lawyer in charge from the first call to the last letter. Where a case touches two areas, two of us work on it together.
Employment law
Dismissals, settlement agreements, contracts of employment and disputes about pay, for staff and for employers.
Family law
Separation, divorce, maintenance and arrangements for children, handled calmly and with an eye on costs.
Property law
Buying and selling homes and land, boundary questions and disputes with builders or neighbours.
Business and contracts
Terms and conditions, supplier and customer contracts, company formation and disputes between partners.
Wills and estates
Wills, powers of attorney and the administration of an estate, explained in plain words for the whole family.
Tenancy law
Rent increases, deposits, repairs and notices, for tenants and for private landlords.
We read the documents before we give an opinion
A good first assessment needs the contract, the letters and the dates. Bring what you have to the first meeting and we tell you where you stand, what it will cost and what we would do next.


How we take on a matter, in four steps
01
First call
Tell us in a few sentences what happened. We check for conflicts of interest and arrange a meeting within a week.
02
First meeting
One hour with the lawyer in charge, at a fixed fee, in our office or by video call.
03
Written estimate
Within three working days you receive our view, the next steps and the expected costs in writing.
04
Your decision
Nothing happens until you agree. Many matters end with one well written letter.

First meeting
Know where you stand after one hour.
Bring your documents and your questions. You leave with an honest view of your chances, the risks and the costs.