Gumersalls Solicitors

Gumersalls Solicitors is a local, friendly firm of solicitors in the heart of Epsom, with the knowledge and expertise to meet your needs. We cover a comprehensive range of legal services, including Property, Probate, Wills & LPAs, Family & Divorce, and Notary Public.

Our History

Our firm has a rich history dating back to 1779 when John Everest of Epsom was first mentioned in the Law List. Over the years, our firm has undergone several name changes, but our commitment to providing exceptional legal services has remained unwavering. Today, we are proud to be known as Gumersalls Solicitors, and we continue to serve the Epsom community with dedication and expertise.

Our Services

We offer a comprehensive range of legal services, including:

Property

We have experienced solicitors who can advise on any residential property issue, from selling or buying a freehold or leasehold house or flat, transfer of equity, help to buy scheme, or remortgage.

Probate

We are here to help you through the complexities of estate administration, whether you are an executor of a Will or someone close to you has died without a Will. We know how hard it is to come to terms with a death, and we will guide you through the formalities patiently and sensitively.

Wills & LPAs

We draft both simple and complex Wills and can incorporate trusts. We deal with the preparation and registration of both types of Lasting Power of Attorney and the registration of Enduring Powers of Attorney. We can assist you in applying to the Court of Protection to be appointed a Deputy.

Family & Divorce

Our Family solicitors will work with you to ensure that the best decisions can be made for you and your family in the event of relationship breakdown. Their in-depth knowledge and experience allow them to deal with many Family Law issues, including Divorce, Finances, Cohabitation, Civil Partnerships, and Child Matters.

Notary Public

A notary public's main duty is to authenticate documents and facts for use outside England and Wales. These can relate to a wide range of activities, including overseas property transactions; administration of the affairs of people who have died; commercial transactions in other countries; court proceedings; and immigration.