Out of hours family law advice service launched
Louise Chipchase, Head of Family Law at Whatley Weston & Fox Solicitors said: “With the double dip recession just announced, it is more and more difficult for people to take time out of their working day to seek advice and yet it is so important, enabling them to make informed decisions and deal with personal issues.
“This service will help people access the advice they need without the added pressure of having to take time off work.”
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