Wallace Robinson & Morgan have been making sense of legal issues since 1855 and are now based in the Solihull area of the West Midlands We offer you a wide range of legal services, both for your life and for your business We are proud of our history and reputation for providing high quality legal services FIND OUT MORE
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Our Services

There are many legal matters that you and your family will face throughout your life. Our professional services are designed to meet your personal and business requirements.

  • Family Law

    Family Law

    • Divorce and separation
    • Financial negotiations, including Pensions on divorce
    • Child arrangements
    • Pre-nuptial agreements
    • Cohabitation agreements and disputes
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  • Wills, Probate & Trusts

    Wills & Probate

    • Preparation of Wills
    • Inheritance Tax planning
    • Making and registering Lasting Powers of Attorney
    • Administration of Estates (in accordance with a Will or under the rules of intestacy)
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  • Residential Conveyancing

    Residential

    • Buy or sell your property, whether it is freehold or leasehold
    • Purchase the freehold of your house
    • Extend the lease of your apartment or maisonette
    • Remortgage your property
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  • Dispute Resolution

    Dispute Resolution

    • Professional Negligence
    • Contractual disputes
    • Challenging a will
    • Debt recovery
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  • Contact Us

    Contact Us

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  • Employment Law

    Employment Law

    • Unfair, wrongful & constructive dismissal
    • Advice regarding the enforcement of restrictive covenants
    • Redundancy
    • Settlement agreements
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  • Commercial Property

    Commercial Property

    • Sale & Purchase of commercial property
    • Commercial Leases
    • Acquisition of land for commercial & mixed-use development
    • Rent Reviews
    • Landlord & Tenant Law
    • Lease assignments
    • Rent reviews
    • Charges over property
    • Sustainability & environmental issues
    • All related commercial & property law issues
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  • Company and Contract Law

    Company and Contract Law

    • Sale & Acquisition of businesses
    • Shareholder & Joint Venture Agreements
    • Partnership Agreements
    • Commercial Contract reviews
    • Data & Confidentiality Agreements
    • Company Formation & Constitution
    • Transfers of share capital
    • Contracts with suppliers & customers
    • General contract advice
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  • Property Development

    Property Development

    • Large scale residential plot sales
    • Acquisition of development land
    • Drafting of residential leases
    • Leasehold ground rent & the Housing Act 1988
    • Islamic mortgage information for developers
    • General advice for developers
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Our History

Wallace Robinson and Morgan was established in 1855 and celebrated our 160th Anniversary in 2015.

1855 – Family Beginnings

In 1855 T.J. Robinson became a Solicitor and founded the firm. His son, James Wallace Robinson, qualified in 1873 and T.J. Robinson’s grandson, Thomas Wallace Robinson, qualified in 1884. They both became partners in the firm, as did James’s grandson Sydney Robinson. Just prior to the First World War T.W. Robinson took Charles Henry Morgan into the partnership..

1920s

The firm was based in Colmore Row, Birmingham until the 1920s when it moved to 52 Newhall Street. Bill Cartwright joined the firm in 1924 becoming a partner in 1945 and remained until he retired as a consultant in 1994.

1940s – 70s

Stan Shortt, Denys Fordham and Roy Worster joined the firm in the early 1940s and the firm expanded into new offices in 55 Newhall Street. Eric Woodhead joined in 1967 and new offices were opened in Solihull, our current location, in 1968.

More Recently

Paul Hughes joined the firm in 1984 whilst Tim Langford started in 1990 and are both current directors for Wallace Robinson & Morgan. In 1994 the two offices were centralised in Solihull and in 1999 we opened the Dorridge office.

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