Craig and Shirley at Wollen’s have supported us throughout a particularly tricky matter, where usual routes of communication were not possible. The advice that we were given was always very clear and concise and we found Wollen’s very responsive to any queries or concerns. They were conscious of the weighty emotional element involved but very mindful of removing the emotion from decision making processes, which made it easier to see the bigger picture. I would certainly recommend to friends or colleagues requiring legal support.
Wollens are a Devon & Somerset Law Firm of the Year with clients throughout the UK and not just a local but national and international perspective dealing with properties and Estates worth not only hundreds of thousands but hundreds of millions of pounds in jurisdictions throughout Europe. Its Contentious Trusts and Probate Team has a unique insight into the many varied and diverse aspects of dispute resolution including contentious probate and inheritance claims, lifetime gifts, capacity and approval, undue influence, Executor & PR administration, proprietary estoppel, Tolata and common intention trusts.
Craig Smith, the Team Leader, deserves special praise and recommendation. He is a highly focused and skilled solicitor expert in the field of dispute resolution. He is highly sensitive to his clients’ needs and dedicated to finding solutions.
A firm who delivers excellence in the field of Contentious Trusts and Probate not least through the excellence of Craig Smith.
Craig Smith – An excellent lawyer. He knows his cases inside out, is excellent with clients and delivers the results.
Wollens have provided a Client care approach that encompasses a method and mode of communication to suit all needs and styles. I have never known a firm of solicitors to offer so much different communication styles as standard with such a desire to adapt to their Client’s needs such as Wollens. From video calls to email – the grasp of technology that they employ at their disposal is trendsetting to say the least.