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During the whole legal process you are never out of the loop, from start to completion. Especially when it comes to our fees.
A quality solicitor is often needed in times of stress and worry - so the last thing you want to be concerned about is the unknown and the unexpected. Especially when it comes to what you’ll be paying.
Buying or selling a property is a huge moment in your live. We know the importance of ensuring that the legal process runs as smoothly as possible. And that includes the fees that you will pay.
We understand that every client is different, and yet all clients want transparency and openness from the off. That’s what you’ll get when you work alongside GloverPriest.
Because each residential conveyancing transaction is different, additional fees may be incurred in some cases – and these are outlined below. But what you are assured of is what makes GloverPriest stand out from the legal crowd: experience, expertise, personable, open and transparent. From start to finish. The only surprise you will get is the quality of the service you’ll receive. Unless our existing clients have already spoken to you about us!
We don’t make empty promises about timescales, either. Again, all legal transactions are different. They can take just a week or so, but they can also take a lot longer than that, too. This depends on a number of factors, but what you’ll get from GloverPriest is a forthright, open, and expert discussion right at the very start on probable timings and regular communication along the way.
Basically, all work that is required to complete the purchase and/or sale of your property, including payment of any Stamp Duty. There are a number of assumptions that legal companies make in your stereotypical conveyancing transaction, such as:
And as we keep saying, every legal transaction is different, so we’ve also gone to the trouble of highlight a few examples where additional fees may be incurred in certain circumstances, and these can be found when you click on the links below.
But we don’t want to overburden you with jargon or unnecessary information here that may or may not affect you right now. We really want you to contact us, so that we can discuss exactly what your legal situation requires
The length of these legal processes can vary from start to finish. Accurate timescales will be given after initial consultations have taken place on your individual case.
This website provides examples of the average costs and fees involved with these types of legal matters. But each client has their own set of circumstances and so there will be occasions when exceptional circumstances add to the complexity and time taken to reach a conclusion. We will always keep you fully informed of any change in costs and circumstances and explain why, too. In these situations, our fees may exceed those quoted above, but we will notify you in advance if we need to exceed an original estimate.
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Business to business debt collection disputes can often be stressful, confusing and difficult to manage. That’s why we’re here for you. We have an outstanding, experienced and expert Debt Recovery team who will guide, support and help you throughout the process.
We will work diligently to find a solution to your legal matters through a high quality, professional, personal and transparent service that you can trust.
Timescales vary, but from experience on average they take between 2 and 10 weeks, but you can rest assured knowing that throughout this process you get expert service from a qualified member of the team.
Our costs usually apply to a claim in relation to an unpaid invoice which is not disputed and does not require enforcement action. Any additional work and fees can be necessary but we will always discuss this with you and ensure that we are 100% open and transparent if costs are revised in any way.
The length of these legal processes can vary from start to finish. Accurate timescales will be given after initial consultations have taken place on your individual case.
This website provides examples of the average costs and fees involved with these types of legal matters. But each client has their own set of circumstances and so there will be occasions when exceptional circumstances add to the complexity and time taken to reach a conclusion. We will always keep you fully informed of any change in costs and circumstances and explain why, too. In these situations, our fees may exceed those quoted above, but we will notify you in advance if we need to exceed an original estimate.
THE EXAMPLES WE PROVIDE ARE INTENDED AS A GUIDE ONLY – FOR A DETAILED ESTIMATE, SPECIFIC TO YOUR EXACT REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE CONTACT US SO THAT YOU CAN MAKE THE INFORMED, CORRECT DECISION THAT YOU NEED, WANT AND DESERVE.
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| Debt Value | Court Fee | Our Fee (INLC. VAT) | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Up to £300.00 | £35.00 | £135.00 | £170.00 |
| £300.01 - £500.00 | £50.00 | £147.00 | £197.00 |
| £500.01 - £1,000.00 | £70.00 | £185.00 | £255.00 |
| £1,000.01 - £1,500.00 | £80.00 | £195.00 | £275.00 |
| £1,500.01 - £3,000.00 | £115.00 | £225.00 | £340.00 |
| £3,000.01 - £5,000.00 | £205.00 | £285.00 | £490.00 |
| £5,000.01 - £10,000.00 | £455.00 | £375.00 | £830.00 |
| £10,000.01 - £200,000.00 | 5% value of the claim | £435.00 | Variable |
| £200,000.01 + | £10,000.00 | £735.00 | £10,735.00 |
The area of employment law can sometimes be complex and confusing, and one where many people won’t be too sure of their rights. It’s a legal area where you really should be using only the very best legal professionals. Us.
At GloverPriest, we are experts in employment legal fields such as unfair dismissal, notice pay claims (wrongful dismissal), discrimination, whistleblowing and compromise/settlement agreements. Our legal experts can and will look at your individual situation and lead and guide you - every step of the process. A fundamental part of this is having a clear, personable, professional approach –ensuring that you have a full understanding our fees is key in this.
Individual cases can vary in their complexity and can sometimes bring about additional costs and disbursements (costs associated with your case that are payable to third parties). If they do, you’ll be fully involved in the process by our qualified legal experts, who have an in-depth knowledge and understanding of employment law.
There will be additional costs for us to attend a Tribunal Case Management Conference, Preliminary Hearing and Final Hearing – this will be charged at a rate of £250 per hour. The amount of time allocated for a straightforward unfair dismissal case is usually one day. More complex cases will be allocated time during a Case Management Conference - this is a hearing to timetable the case which we will attend on your behalf.
Please note that these guideline charges exclude VAT and are intended for illustrative purposes only – for a detailed estimate please contact us
The length on an employment legal issue from start to finish can vary and can often depends on the exact stage at which the legal process is resolved. Accurate timescales can be given after initial consultations have taken place.
This website provides examples of the average costs and fees involved with these types of legal matters. But each client has their own set of circumstances and so there will be occasions when exceptional circumstances add to the complexity and time taken to reach a conclusion. We will always keep you fully informed of any change in costs and circumstances and explain why, too. In these situations, our fees may exceed those quoted above, but we will notify you in advance if we need to exceed an original estimate.
THE EXAMPLES WE PROVIDE ARE INTENDED AS A GUIDE ONLY – FOR A DETAILED ESTIMATE, SPECIFIC TO YOUR EXACT REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE CONTACT US SO THAT YOU CAN MAKE THE INFORMED, CORRECT DECISION THAT YOU NEED, WANT AND DESERVE.
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At GloverPriest, we are proud that we have a reputation of being extremely thorough. Our clients know that we will take the time to explain just how things will work and what the process entails. We work with our clients to ensure that we have covered all of the basics and go into further detail where appropriate. That’s so important when dealing with matters of Probate.
In England and Wales, Probate is the word that is normally used to describe the legal and financial processes involved in dealing with the assets (property, money and possessions) of a person who has died. Like most legal areas, Probate comes at a testing and sad time; a time when our much-appreciated openness and transparency really is needed. That’s why our fees are based on both a fixed and variable rate basis, and why you’ll get our expertise every step along the way.
If there are any additional fees, then examples of these and/or disbursements (payments which we pay to third parties on your behalf as part of the process) are outlined below.
The length of these legal processes can vary from start to finish. Accurate timescales will be given after initial consultations have taken place on your individual case.
This website provides examples of the average costs and fees involved with these types of legal matters. But each client has their own set of circumstances and so there will be occasions when exceptional circumstances add to the complexity and time taken to reach a conclusion. We will always keep you fully informed of any change in costs and circumstances and explain why, too. In these situations, our fees may exceed those quoted above, but we will notify you in advance if we need to exceed an original estimate.
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For non-taxable estates of up to £325000
| Term | Form | To |
|---|---|---|
| Where Executors provide figures | £750 (£900 Including VAT) |
£1250 (£1500 Including VAT) |
| Where we obtain figures | £950 (£1140 Including VAT) |
£1500 (£1800 Including VAT)" |
| Court Fee (Per Application) | £155 (plus £1.50p for each sealed copy required) |
The above figures are based on the following assumptions:
These fees are for obtaining the Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration only. The full administration is charged at the legal advisor’s hourly rate or at a pre-agreed fixed-fee.
An additional fee of £155.00 will be required upon making the application for the grant of probate.
When it comes to Wills, we want to ensure that it is you rather than others that dictates how your money, property or possessions should be allocated. That’s why we have a team of highly dedicated, qualified and experienced staff in this legal area – ensuring that you get the professional support you need to ensure that your wishes are carried out.
Wills are the only legal method of ensuring that your wishes are carried out exactly as you intended should the worst happen. In addition, they protect your loved ones and family by minimising the financial worry for them during what is an upsetting and stressful time. We see them as an integral part of a client’s future financial planning.
Our expert solicitors are here to help you plan for your family’s future, and part of that is ensuring that what we do is fully open and transparent – including our fees. Peace of mind comes from placing your legal affairs in the hands of Birmingham and The Midlands’ legal experts: GloverPriest.
The length of these legal processes can vary from start to finish. Accurate timescales will be given after initial consultations have taken place on your individual case.
This website provides examples of the average costs and fees involved with these types of legal matters. But each client has their own set of circumstances and so there will be occasions when exceptional circumstances add to the complexity and time taken to reach a conclusion. We will always keep you fully informed of any change in costs and circumstances and explain why, too. In these situations, our fees may exceed those quoted above, but we will notify you in advance if we need to exceed an original estimate.
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| STRAIGHTFORWARD, SIMPLE FROM | COST | VAT | TOTAL |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single Person | £175 | £35 | £210 |
| As a Couple | £300 | £60 | £360 |
| RIGHT OF OCCUPATION FROM | COST | VAT | TOTAL |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single Person | £250 | £50 | £300 |
| As a Couple | £350 | £70 | £420 |
| LIFE INTEREST TRUST FROM | COST | VAT | TOTAL |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single Person | £295 | £59 | £354 |
| As a Couple | £350 | £70 | £420 |
| OTHER COMPLEX TRUSTS FROM | COST | VAT | TOTAL |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single Person | £400 | £80 | £480 |
| As a Couple | £600 | £120 | £720 |
| CODICILS FROM | COST | VAT | TOTAL |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single Person | £125 | £25 | £150 |
| As a Couple | £175 | £35 | £210 |
| WILL WITH A SEVERANCE OF A JOINT TENANCY AND A LIFE INTEREST TRUST | COST | VAT | TOTAL |
|---|---|---|---|
| As a Couple | £450 | £90 | £540 |
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| Item | Fee |
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| Uncontested divorce (Petitioner) | £800 plus VAT |
| Uncontested divorce (Respondent) | £550 plus VAT |
All other matters usually charged hourly
| Item | Fee |
|---|---|
| Divorce Court fee | £593 (recently increased) |
| To financial proceedings | £275 (recently increased) |
| To file consent order | £53 (recently increased) |
The examples we provide are intended as a guide only – for a detailed estimate, specific to your exact requirements, please contact us so that you can make the informed, correct decision that you need, want and deserve.