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Anonymous
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Not the Best
Seem ill organised and not professional
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MPP Solicitors
01621 852566
MPP Solicitors, The Mitchell Plampin Partnership, saw its establishment from the merger of Mitchell, Caulkett & Coiley and Plampin & Co and has gained the trust of our clients in the local area. We are always available to offer sound legal advice and legal guidance. Over the years, the legal professionals of The Mitchell Plampin Partnership have been giving valuable advice and guidance in all areas of law. We are recognised in the local area for the commitment and professionalism we give to every individual client. Read more...
Also known as - The Mitchell Plampin Partnership
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- CM9 5PJ
- 01621 852566
- www.mppsolicitors.co.uk
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Matter Type:
Residential Conveyancing
richard
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Professional and efficient!
Great experience with Mahmut Aksanoglu and MPP solicitors. They dealt with the conveyancing for my property and I found them very helpful and efficient!
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Matter Type:
Residential Conveyancing
David
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Avoid for conveyancing work
*** I would avoid for conveyancing work ***
I had previously been very impressed with MPP. They had completed some conveyancing work (circa 2019)and employment issues (circa 2023) with great efficiency.
However, I recently used them for some more conveyancing. I had to chase them constantly and my emails were seldom replied to. Waiting 2 weeks for a reply to an email was commonplace (the reply was often after I had phoned them to chase).
I wrote to Allan Hunt detailing my issues; the letter prompted a couple of replies, but I ended up having to chase for the work to be done or a to get an email reply again.
They left me feeling as though I was a hindrance and caused me a lot of stress.
If you're paying a lot of money, then I expect a reasonable service.
A representative from MPP Solicitors responded to this review on 17 June, 2025:
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We’re very sorry to hear that your experience with our Conveyancing team did not meet your expectations. Unfortunately, we faced some staffing challenges due to maternity leave, retirement and delays in securing a suitable long-term replacement. We understand how this may have impacted your experience, and we sincerely apologise for any inconvenience caused. We’re pleased to let you know that we have now recruited a dedicated solicitor and introduced a refreshed team structure, along with a new system designed to improve the efficiency of our conveyancing services and enhance client communication and care. We genuinely value your feedback as it helps us grow and improve. Should you require legal assistance in the future, we would welcome the opportunity to provide you with the high standard of service we are committed to delivering.
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Description
50 years providing expert legal advice in Maldon High Street and beyond! MPP Solicitors, The Mitchell Plampin Partnership, saw its establishment from the merger of Mitchell, Caulkett & Coiley and Plampin & Co and has gained the trust of our clients in the local area. We are always available to offer sound legal advice and guidance. Our legal professionals have been giving valuable advice and guidance in all areas of law. We are recognised in the local Maldon area and surrounding villages for the commitment and professionalism we give to every individual client. We now have clients much further afield from all over the country and we provide the same dedicated service as we have always done.
Practice areas
Private Client, Residential Conveyancing, Commercial Conveyancing, Family Law, Employment Law,
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Legal services
Personal areas of law
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Consumer
- Litigation - Breach of contract
- Litigation - Insurance disputes
- Litigation - M&A and warranty disputes
- Litigation - Product liability claims
- Litigation - Property litigation claims
- Litigation - Trust and pension issues
- Litigation Law
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Employment
- Agency Staff / Temp Workers
- Constructive/Unfair Dismissal
- Disciplinary Hearings
- Discrimination at Work
- Employee Team Moves
- Employment Contracts
- Employment Law
- Equal Pay Disputes
- Family Leave
- Flexible Working
- Gardening Leave
- Harassment/Bullying at Work
- Holiday Pay Issues
- Maternity and Paternity
- Part Time Workers
- Pension Law
- Privacy and Data Protection
- Professional Discipline
- Redundancy
- Restrictive Covenants
- Senior Executives
- Settlement Agreements
- Stress at Work
- TUPE
- Tribunal Claims
- UK Employment Laws
- Unfair Dismissal Claims
- Whistleblower Protection
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Family Law
- Adoption, Surrogacy, Care and Special Guardianship
- Asset protection and tax mitigation
- Change of name
- Child Abduction
- Child Access
- Child Arrangements Following Divorce
- Child Custody
- Child Law
- Child Maintenance
- Child Relocation After Divorce
- Child contact
- Children
- Children Act proceedings
- Civil Partnership Dissolution
- Civil partnerships
- Cohabitation agreements and disputes
- Cohabitation and Unmarried Relationships
- Collaborative Law
- Divorce
- Divorce After A Brain Or Other Serious Injury
- Divorce Mediation
- Domestic Abuse
- Domestic Violence
- Elderly care
- Elderly care home fees
- Family Mediation
- Family law
- Financial Matters
- Grandparents' Rights
- High Net Worth Divorce
- Inheritance Act claims
- Injunctions
- Lasting power of attorney
- Marriage and civil partnerships
- Matrimonial finance
- Out Of Court Divorce
- Parental responsibility, paternity disputes, surrogacy
- Pension and property advice
- Pre and Post Nuptial Agreements
- Separation
- Separation Agreement
- Social Services
- Unmarried Couples' Rights
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Housing & Property
- Anti-social Behaviour
- Boundary Disputes
- Buying at auction
- Declarations of trusts
- Deeds of Gifts
- Deeds of easements, variation, deeds of rectifications
- Dilapidation Claims
- Evicting Squatters and Trespassers
- Exclusivity and lock-out agreements
- Extending your Lease
- Freehold Enfranchisement
- Housing Associations
- Housing Management
- Housing disputes
- Injunctions
- Investment and buy to let properties
- Landlord and Tenant
- Lease Extensions
- Leasehold properties
- Matrimonial transfers
- New home purchases and sales
- Option agreements and conditional contracts
- Possession and repossession proceedings
- Property Disputes
- Purchase and Sale
- Remortgaging
- Renting and Tenancy Agreements
- Repossessions
- Residential Conveyancing
- Restrictive Covenants, Easements and Wayleaves
- Right of First Refusal
- Right of Way and Rights to Light
- Right to Manage
- Service Charge Disputes
- Service Charge Recovery
- Tenancy Breaches, Injunctions and Forfeiture Claims
- Tenant Eviction
- Transfer of title
- Transfers of equity
- Transfers of parts of land
- Unpaid Rent, Service or Ground Charges
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Money & Tax
- Debt and Bankruptcy
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Personal Injury
- Against The Council
- Benefits Available To Asbestos Victims
- Diffuse Mesothelioma Payment Scheme
- Gym Injury Compensation
- Personal Injury Law
- Welfare Issues After Serious Injury
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Wills, Trusts & Probate
- Disputed Probate
- Disputed Trusts
- Disputed Wills
- Probate
- Trusts
- Wills
Business areas of law
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Commercial Property
- Commercial Leases
- Commercial mortgages
- Developer disputes
- Development plot sales
- Environmental policy law
- Finance
- Investment purchases and Buy to Let
- Landlord and tenant
- Purchase and Sale Of Commercial Property
- Purchase of development land
- Rights of way issues
- Sales or purchases of shops, factories, warehouses, offices and licensed premises