Lawson Lewis Blakers Solicitors Eastbourne, East Sussex

WELCOME TO LAWSON LEWIS BLAKERS

Lawson Lewis Blakers is a long established solicitors' practice serving clients across Sussex and beyond, with a principal office in Eastbourne and branch offices in Peacehaven and Lewes.

MODERN

Lawson Lewis Blakers is a modern progressive law firm which can trace its roots back as far as 1835.

ESTABLISHED

The separate firms of Lawson Lewis & Co and Blaker Son & Young merged in October 2012

HIGHEST QUALITY

We combine traditional values of approachable personal service with a commitment to the highest quality.

LAWYERS FOR LIFE

Lawson Lewis Blakers Ltd is Authorised and Regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

Seven reasons to make a Will

1. If you die without a valid Will your Estate will be distributed according to the intestacy rules

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Lawyers for life

Lawson Lewis Blakers is a modern progressive law firm in Sussex offering the highest quality legal advice delivered by modern business methods.

ABOUT US

Seven reasons to make a Will

If you die without a valid Will your Estate will be distributed according to the intestacy rules

Click here to see the seven reasons

MAKE A WILL

Lawyers for life

Lawson Lewis Blakers is a modern progressive law firm in Sussexhighest quality legal advice delivered by modern business methods

ABOUT US

LATEST NEWS - BLOG

Dealing with Tenants deposits for residential property

The vast majority of landlords require a deposit from tenants before letting their property to them.

Matters to consider before renting out your property

Over the past few years there has been a boom in private properties being rented out on websites such as AirBnB, Booking.com and House Trip etc.

Five Minutes With...Nicola Davies

Our newest Director, Nicola Davies, was kind enough to give us her time recently and answered some questions for us, some silly, some serious!

Residential Landlords: Abolishing Section 21 Notices – the end of no fault evictions?

For private residential landlords in England and Wales, there are presently two routes for regaining possession of properties which have been let under an Assured Short hold Tenancy.

Testimonials

At some stages it seemed like we would never reach a conclusion or indeed see the project proceed, so it is very satisfying to have reached this stage. I would like to thank you, Richard, for acting for us and for the manner in which you have done so; you have provided us with an excellent service.

Anon