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I cannot thank Abbi enough for the support and professionalism she showed while helping me deal with matters relating to my late father’s estate. This has been an incredibly emotional and difficult time for me, but Abbi handled everything with great care, patience, and understanding. Her guidance throughout the process was clear, reassuring, and highly professional. She took the time to explain things properly and was always responsive whenever I had questions or needed reassurance. Her compassion and respectful approach made a situation that felt overwhelming much easier to manage. I am truly grateful for the help and support she provided and would not hesitate to recommend her services to anyone needing a knowledgeable, reliable, and empathetic legal professional.

My wife and I are in our 90s and needed to make final wills and appoint Powers of Attorney - quite overwhelming tasks at our age involving several visits to our home and much paperwork. This was done by Amy in a friendly but professional way and after many months waiting for the Office of the Public Guardian to approve and register the documents all is now in place. All very much very much appreciated.

I've done my will with Oakwood solicitors and my solicitor was Louise. She was amazing, the will took a place in a couple of weeks. I would highly recommend her.

Really appreciated the support and guidance from Rachel, not just able to provide honest and clear guidance but was really just able to listen when I think that was what I needed the most. My concerns were treated compassionately and with empathy whilst giving me the direction I needed to move forward and I feel that I am back in control now. Thank you, cannot recommend highly enough!

For background, my parents a number of years back my parents were sold 'Family Protection Trusts' by a company called Golden Charter (With what we have learned since, we consider these trusts were mis sold). Golden Charter in turn utilised a firm called McClures solicitors to complete the legal aspects of the trusts. McClures went into administration and the trust files were passed (4 years before my parents were informed) to Jones Whyte Law Ltd. In January this year (2025) Jones Whyte sold my parents 'Initial reviews' to identify what needed to be done to address any deficiencies with the trusts. Some research suggested that engagement with Jones Whyte could be problematic (and indeed our short experience with them evidenced this). As such we needed a solicitor who could give clear advice and take appropriate action to address the issues with my parents trusts. We heard of other peoples good experience with Nash and Co solicitors through a super Facebook group (Victims of McClures Solicitors) and contacted them for initial advice. Our point of contact has been Amy Douch, who has been professional, efficient, approachable and knowledgeable throughout. Amy's initial (and in contrast to Jones Whyte) free advice clearly set out what was likely to be needed to either set right or bring to an end the trusts. My parents elected for the latter. Amy provided a clearly costed step by step process to achieve this. Notably she included advice on steps that could potentially be undertaken by ourselves to reduce cost (eg registration of the trusts with HMRC). As regards cost, Nash and Co's prices were entirely competitive with others and we paid what was quoted. There were no extra charges overlain and Amy has provided several snippets of advice along the way. After an initial phone meeting to discus the options, all of our contact has been by email, and this has worked brilliantly. Amy has responded quickly to our many questions along the way and has provided clarity where sought (eg explaining legal terms). Do not be put off using Nash because they are not local to you. We are in West Wales and that has certainly not been a barrier. Most importantly for our particular circumstances, Amy's particular knowledge in respect of Trusts, and in particular the McClures situation, has resulted in my parents instructions being carried out with great expediency. For example Amy was aware of circumstances associated with one of the former McClures Trustees and also of an agreement made by the 'Victims of McClures' group with HM Land Registry to expedite Title Registration changes. The whole process to, remove the McClure solicitors as trustees, bring the trusts to close and remove the McClure solicitors from the Land Title has taken under 4 months. You will not have to read far on the internet to find examples of people for whom this process has taken years. Certainly, based on our experience and circumstance, we would highly recommend Nash and Co solicitors, and in particular Amy Douch. We hope this helps anyone out there facing similar circumstance

Chose BP Collins after searching for a UK solicitor online. I needed a solicitor quickly to deal with the cash sale of an inherited property. I was impressed by the Trustpilot score and reviews and was further impressed by the rapid and professional response to my initial query, which was superior to the other firms I contacted. Costs were clear and upfront and I was very happy with the way they advised and dealt with the sale of the property in question. I would happily use them again should the occasion arise, and would definitely recommend them.