Jo joins the firm from a leading local law firm where she was an Associate and will lead a team of ten across Timms’ offices in Derby’s Cathedral Quarter, Burton-upon-Trent, Swadlincote and Ashby.
A new poll has read that two thirds of cohabiting couples are unaware that there is no such thing as a “common law marriage” in England and Wales.
Timms Solicitors has marked its 125th anniversary with the unveiling of the external refurbishment of its first offices in Swadlincote – the town where the firm was founded as a family law firm in 1892.
Held in June 2017, Timms annual Care Conference attracted over 80 delegates from across the legal sector and local authorities.
Timms Wills & Probate Solicitor, Matt Kelly, has recently become a full accredited member of the organisation ‘Solicitors for the Elderly’. Matt joins Jo Robinson, Head of the Wills & Probate team to be a fully accredited 'Solicitors for the ... Solicitors for the Elderly: Matt Kelly becomes a Full Member
With more and more people choosing to live together without getting married it is important to understand what your rights are...
Separating and getting divorced is a huge step to take. If you are unsure about this then the answers may be in the blog below...
The Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence team at Timms Solicitors, once again, help victims of accidents that were not their fault claim the compensation they deserve for their injuries.
The Ministry of Justice is consulting on the closure of 91 Courts. The planned closures include Burton upon Trent Magistrates Court. The reasons given are to improve efficiency and to move towards larger dedicated Courts with better facilities.
Timms Solicitors are delighted to announce that from Monday 10th August 2015 they will be relocating their Derby office to St. Michael’s, Queen Street within the City’s central business district.
