As specialist solicitors, we offer our Altrincham and South Manchester clients a professional, friendly, approach allied to the best quality legal advice.
We pride ourselves on the level of customer care we provide and our aim is make to your transaction a quick efficient, cost effective one.
Founded in 1977 by Roger Colling we are one of Altrincham's leading property, probate and personal injury solicitors becoming a popular choice for residents and businesses in the area.
We specialise in the following areas;
Residential Conveyancing & Remortgaging
Wills
Probate
Inheritance Tax
Personal injury & Accident claims
As part of our determination to provide the best service we have been awarded the Law Society's Conveyancing Quality Scheme mark. It's the acknowledged quality award for those involved with conveyancing and it's simply another indicator of the steps we are taking.
If you're looking for an established firm of solicitors who take a proactive approach to the provision of legal services please do not hesitate to get in touch.
Please either complete the form on the right, call us on 0161 928 5558 or email the team via info@collings-solicitors.co.uk.
Many thanks,
Collings LLP
Conveyancing Quality Scheme
Tel; 0161 928 5558
Fax: 0161 926 9769
The CQS scheme requires practices to undergo a strict assessment, compulsory training, self-reporting, random audits and annual reviews in order to maintain CQS status. It is open only to members of the Law Society who meet the demanding standards set by the scheme and has the support of the Council of Mortgage Lenders, the Building Societies Association, Legal Ombudsman and the Association of British Insurers.
From our Altrincham offices we provide a premium service that's the envy of our rivals.
We are a specialist law firm dealing in all matters property related.
Please call, email, or complete the enquiry form if you need assistance with a residential or commercial property matter.
A couple accused of deliberately building their extension two inches into their neighbours' garden to "annoy" them are facing a six-figure legal bill.
45-year-old Shabaz Ashraf and his wife Shakira, 40, estimate they spent £80,000 ripping down a 1970s extension at the back of their house and replacing it with a modern one - only to have the couple next door complain that it was over the boundary between their properties.
A farmer has been jailed for 12 months after he dredged a stretch of Herefordshire river in an effort to save nearby homes from flooding.
In 2020, 68-year-old John Price worked over 200 hours at weekends and into the evenings to remove gravel and silt from a stretch of the River Lugg. He had argued that the work was necessary to prevent further flooding of properties in the village of Kingsland. Homes in the area were flooded during Storm Dennis in early 2020, but spared in January 2021 when Storm Christoph hit.
A national insurer has said dogs have been a factor in nearly 4,000 accidental damage claims over the past five years, said Aviva.
Claims included a nine-stone rottweiler that stood on a mobile phone, breaking it, and a dog that ate its owner's dentures. People also reported items lost while walking their dog such as watches, hearing aids, wallets, and jewellery - with one customer losing their wedding ring as they threw a ball for their pet.