Churchgates is now ranked in the Legal 500

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We are delighted to announce that Churchgates has been ranked in the Legal 500 guide to law firms in the UK as one of the recommended firms in East Anglia for Private Client – Personal Tax, Trusts and Probate services.

For 32 years, The Legal 500 has been analysing the capabilities of law firms across the world and is highly regarded as the leading independent referral guide for law firms.

Director, Matthew Boardman, has been recognised for how he ‘recently handled estate and business planning matters for a farming family in which elderly parents were struggling with the management of financial reporting’. Solicitor, Suzanne Alston, has been recommended for her ‘work on UK trusts, tax and complex wills’.

Speaking about this recognition, Matthew Boardman said,

“We are delighted to have received this recommendation and ranking just over three years after Churchgates gained approval to practice as solicitors, complementing the other service lines that Churchgates provides. It is very gratifying to see some of our work feature in the Legal 500, and I look forward to seeing the firm and our solicitors continue to feature in the years to come. Nevertheless, this isn’t a time to rest on our laurels and we remain committed to giving our clients excellent service, rounded and valued advice, and continuing to develop our legal services in the future.”

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