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The specialist family lawyers for Gravesend and North Kent

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Data Protection Privacy Notice

Data Protection Policy

https://www.thenotariessociety.org.uk/pages/data-processing-terms

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Why ring us first?

One of our experienced legal assistants will quickly take your call and will find out what you need.

You can then speak to a solicitor – usually immediately – who will discuss your options and costs after getting a clear picture of the advice you are after.  There is no charge for this diagnostic interview and you will be reassured that we understand you, and that we have the expertise to give you the right advice.

We work in the office as a true team, constantly sharing our knowledge and ideas so there’s always someone to help with your file.

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Notarial practice is regulated pursuant to the Legal Services Act 2007 by the Master of the Faculties through the Faculty Office of the Archbishop of Canterbury.

What our clients say

“Would just like to say a massive thank you to Jan and every person at Stantons. Do not know what I would have done without you.”

“Great Service. You helped us through a difficult time that was totally unexpected. Extremely thankful for your legal support.”

“Altogether an excellent service. Would recommend.”

“You provide a personal service and are committed to your clients.”

“We found Claire very approachable and helpful as well as the rest of the staff we came into contact with and would recommend your services to anyone who asks.”

“Lori and your staff were very efficient and helpful. I would thoroughly recommend your services to others.”

“Thank you for your hard work through this very difficult divorce. You have been so helpful and good through every stage of the application and I feel I was in very good hands all the way through.”