Solicitors in Salisbury

Our Salisbury Family Law Solicitors provide practical and sensitive advice across divorce, separation, financial settlements and child arrangements. We focus on reaching workable outcomes for all involved, and approach every family matter with the compassion and discretion it deserves.

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Our Salisbury conveyancing solicitors handle the purchase, sale and remortgage of residential property across South Wiltshire and beyond. From first-time buyer transactions to complex leasehold and rural property sales, we guide you through every step with clarity and care.

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Remortgaging your property involves more than simply switching lenders; it requires careful legal work to protect your interests and ensure everything is registered correctly. Our Salisbury remortgage solicitors handle the entire legal process efficiently and clearly, from reviewing your new mortgage offer and conducting any required searches through to completing the transaction and registering the new charge at the Land Registry on your behalf.

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Planning ahead gives you peace of mind and protects the people who matter most to you. Our Salisbury solicitors help you prepare a legally sound and carefully considered will, ensuring your wishes are clearly recorded and that your estate is distributed exactly as you intend. We also advise on estate and trust planning for those who want to go further in protecting their assets for future generations.

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When someone passes away, managing their estate can feel overwhelming, particularly at an already difficult time. Our Salisbury probate solicitors guide families through the entire estate administration process with sensitivity and thoroughness, from applying for the grant of probate through to the final distribution of assets to beneficiaries.

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Planning your estate goes beyond writing a will. Our Salisbury solicitors help you take a broader view of your assets, your family’s needs and your long-term wishes advising on lifetime gifting, tax considerations and the structures that can help protect what you have built. We work with you to create a clear, personalised estate plan that gives you confidence that your loved ones will be properly provided for.

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We provide specialist legal support tailored to the needs of older clients in Salisbury and South Wiltshire. Our team advises on care funding, Court of Protection matters and all aspects of planning for later life, approaching every matter with patience and genuine care.

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A Lasting Powers of Attorney is one of the most important documents you can put in place. Our Salisbury solicitors guide you through the different types of LPA, ensuring your wishes are properly recorded and that those you trust are empowered to act on your behalf if needed.

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When a family member loses the mental capacity to make decisions for themselves, whether through dementia, a brain injury or another condition, the Court of Protection provides the legal framework to protect their interests. Our Salisbury solicitors guide families through this sensitive process with patience and genuine care, advising on deputyship applications, the registration and management of Lasting and Enduring Powers of Attorney, property and financial decisions made on behalf of a loved one, and welfare matters where formal legal authority is needed. We understand how difficult these situations can be, and we are here to ensure the right protections are put in place as smoothly as possible.

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Our Salisbury office serves clients across the city and the wider South Wiltshire area, including surrounding villages and towns. We also handle matters for clients further afield who prefer to work with us remotely.

Yes. A solicitor carries out the legal work involved in transferring ownership of a property, known as conveyancing. This includes conducting searches, checking the title, reviewing contracts and completing the transaction. Using a qualified solicitor protects your interests throughout the process.

A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document that authorises a trusted person to make decisions on your behalf if you lose mental capacity. There are two types: one covering property and finances, and one covering health and welfare. Our Salisbury solicitors can explain both and help you put the right documents in place.

Yes. Our Salisbury team helps individuals and families across South Wiltshire prepare legally valid wills, set up trusts and plan their estates. We take time to understand your circumstances and ensure your wishes are properly reflected.

A Diocesan Registry is a solicitor or firm appointed to provide legal services to a Church of England diocese. This is a specialist and relatively rare role, involving ecclesiastical law, Church property matters and diocesan governance. Batt Broadbent is proud to hold this appointment, reflecting the firm’s depth of expertise and the trust placed in our team.