Solicitors In Romford Now Offer Free Initial Consultation

McCorry Connolly Solicitors, a law firm in Romford, Essex, United Kingdom, is happy to announce that they now offer a free, 40 minute initial consultation to all prospective clients. This consultation is available for all areas of law that their five solicitors deal with. People who are interested in the consultation are encouraged to use the Romford solicitors' website, or to telephone them for further information.

Roisin McCorry from McCorry Connolly Solicitors says: "A lot of people end up in a lot of trouble because there is no longer any legal aid, and they think they can't even speak to a solicitor without having to shell out hundreds. We want to make sure people know what their rights are, and that they can find out about their options without having to pay any money."

McCorry Connolly Solicitors offers a number of specific legal services. These include family law, residential conveyancing, wills and inheritance, lasting powers of attorney and deputyship, employment law, business law, and commercial property. Their free initial consultation addresses each of these issues. Additionally, potential clients can receive a free conveyancing quote if that is the area of law they are interested in.

Those who have used the services of the Romford solicitors have been very positive about the services they have received. "I would like to thank Roisin for all the help, skill, and guidance she gave me whilst going through an acrimonious divorce earlier this year," says P. Hall. "She gave me confidence and belief that all would be well and settlement would be reached, which turned out to be true. The dedicated team are also a great asset to her practice and nothing ever seems too much trouble for them."

Mr. Hall's comments are in relation to family law, but similar supportive messages can be found across the variety of legal services that the firm offers. Those who are currently experiencing any kind of legal issue are encouraged to pick up the phone to find out more about what their rights and possibilities are. The consultation is completely free and no obligation, thereby enabling people to have a better understanding of their options.