We provide specialist legal services in Private Client, Property Law and Business Law.
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Legal support you can trust, wherever life takes you
Tassells Solicitors is a client-focused law firm with over 230 years in business. Our approach is not only to explain the law, but also to provide clear and practical legal advice.
Based in Faversham, our team are on hand to help you with any legal advice or assistance you may need. We pride ourselves on delivering a high level of service.
Trusted Guidance
Expert Advice, Tailored for You
Finding the right legal support can feel daunting, but our team is here to make it simple. Whether you need help planning your will, buying a property, or navigating a sensitive family matter, we offer clear, practical advice tailored to your needs.
We take the time to understand your situation, explain your options, and guide you through every step with clarity and care so you feel confident, protected, and in control of your future.
Peace of Mind
Planning ahead can bring real peace of mind for you and your loved ones. From wills and lasting powers of attorney to estate administration, we help you put everything in place for the future.
Legal Matters, Made Clear
Whether you’re buying your first home, selling a property, or navigating probate, we simplify legal processes so you can move forward with confidence.
Supporting Local Lives & Livelihoods
We work with individuals, families and local businesses across Kent to protect their interests. Offering practical advice with clarity, compassion, and care.
Our Legal Services
Trusted advice for life’s most important moments
We specialise in helping individuals, families, and businesses navigate legal matters with confidence.
From planning your future to managing property transactions, our team offers expert support with a personal touch.
Private Client Law
Lasting Power of Attorney, Probate and Intestacy, Trusts and Inheritance Tax, and Wills and Estate Planning.
Property Law
Agricultural Property, Commercial Property and Residential Property.
Commercial & Business Law
Business Acquisitions, Business Structuring & Re-Structuring and Business Contracts & Agreements.
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We’re Here To Help
Book a FREE Consultation Call with us today
Choosing the right legal support is an important decision, and we want you to feel confident from the start. That’s why we offer free consultation calls. No pressure, no obligation, just a friendly conversation to understand your needs and how we can help.
Answers You Need
Frequently Asked Questions
We understand that legal matters can feel complex, especially when it comes to property, wills, or planning for the future. To help, we’ve answered some of the most common questions our clients ask.
What legal services do you offer at Tassells?
Tassells Solicitors offers specialist legal services in Private Client, Property Law and Business Law.
Our team supports clients with wills, probate, estate planning, powers of attorney, and inheritance tax matters. We also handle residential and commercial property transactions, including sales, purchases, and leases. In addition, we assist businesses with acquisitions, restructuring, and the preparation and negotiation of contracts and agreements. Whether you’re planning for the future, navigating a business change, or managing a major life decision, we provide clear, practical advice tailored to your needs.
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Do I need a solicitor to make a will?
While it’s possible to create a will yourself, having a solicitor draft it offers peace of mind that your wishes are clear, legally valid, and less likely to be challenged. A solicitor can help you account for complex family structures, inheritance tax, trusts, and future care needs. At Tassells, we take the time to understand your situation fully—helping you protect your assets, minimise risk, and ensure the right people are looked after.
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