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Solicitor Hampshire
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Find a Solicitor or Solicitors in hampshire based in aldershot, andover, basingstoke, brockenhurst,
eastleigh, fareham, farnborough, lyndhurst, portsmouth,romsey, southampton and winchester. |
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Consulting a solicitor
When you have chosen your solicitor, you will need to make an appointment. This
will usually be within five working days. If the matter is urgent the solicitor
should try and arrange an earlier appointment.
You should take all relevant documents to the appointment and it may be helpful
to prepare a list of questions for the solicitor in advance.
For some cases a solicitor will require identification from you before they can
act. This applies, for example, to transactions involving more than £10,000, such
as a house purchase. Identification can include a current passport, driving licence
or benefit book. A recent utilities bill will also have to be provided. If you do
not have this sort of identification you should check with the solicitor how best
to prove your identity.
A solicitor must comply with certain rules and standards laid down by the Law Society.
The solicitor must, for example, give you certain information at the first interview.
The information should include:
- how the solicitor intends to deal with the problem
- what the solicitor’s next step is
- information about costs, which must be confirmed in writing as soon as possible
after the interview
- in England, Wales and Scotland, whether you will be eligible for publicly funded
legal services or criminal legal aid
- in Northern Ireland, whether you will be eligible for legal aid
- the expected timescale of the case
- whether the solicitor has a relationship with another company that could affect
the steps taken in relation to your case.
The Law Society has also produced a document called The Client's Charter, which
tells you what you can expect from your solicitor and what to do if you want to
make a complaint. Your solicitor does not have to give you a copy of this charter,
but it is considered good practice for them to do so.
You should make sure you understand what the solicitor has told you and should not
be afraid to ask questions.
During the case the solicitor should keep you regularly informed of progress and
costs even if there are no significant developments.
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