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Find a solicitor near you

Enter your county to see every regulated solicitor covering your area. Compare solicitors, read their profiles, and choose who to contact - or send one enquiry and hear directly from the solicitors that can help.

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Browse solicitors by county

Select a county below to see every regulated solicitor covering that area. From conveyancing in Cornwall to family law in Fife, each listing shows the solicitors actively taking on work in your county

England

Wales

Scotland

Northern Ireland

How it works

One enquiry reaches every matching solicitor in your county, no ringing round, no repeat conversations.

Step 1

Enter your county

Search your county or town above to see every regulated solicitor covering your area.

Step 2

Compare verified solicitors

Every listing shows the solicitor's SRA number, areas of law, address and contact details.

Step 3

Choose who to contact

Contact solicitors directly, or send one enquiry and hear back from those that can help.

Common questions

Finding a solicitor

Useful answers before you search, send an enquiry, or choose a solicitor.

Do I need a solicitor near me?

Not necessarily. Many matters — wills, employment disputes, company law — are handled well remotely. For conveyancing, court appearances or prison visits, a local solicitor is usually more practical. Search your county above to weigh both options.

What does SRA-regulated mean?

Every solicitor listed here is regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority, the body that licenses and oversees solicitors in England and Wales. Each listing shows the solicitor's SRA number, which you can verify on the official SRA register.

How much will a solicitor cost?

It varies with the complexity of the matter. Most solicitors offer a free or low-cost initial conversation, and many quote a fixed fee for straightforward work such as conveyancing or wills. Always ask for a written estimate before instructing a solicitor.

How do I choose between solicitors?

Compare practice areas, location and SRA status on each profile, then speak to two or three solicitors before deciding. A short conversation tells you more than any listing — ask about experience with cases like yours, fees and likely timescales.