Oliver Fisher Solicitors

Oliver Fisher Solicitors is a pro-active law firm based in the heart of Kensington offering a comprehensive range of legal services. We are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. Established in 1957 the practice has grown and evolved to meet the ever changing needs of our customers and to keep pace with the world of technology to ensure we have the tools to provide the kind of service our customers expect at a price they can afford.

Calling on years of collective sector experience, our lawyers provide a range of services that cover all aspects of commercial and personal legal requirements with an emphasis on dispute resolution. In all cases, we deliver 'added value', adopting a clear solution-based approach which is all about providing you with legal advice of a higher order.

The breakdown of a relationship is difficult and can be one of the most traumatic periods in a person's life. Our primary objective is to make this process as smooth as possible, whilst ensuring that our clients' interests are properly and solidly represented and reflected in any final outcome.

Oliver Fisher's specialist family team are experienced and dedicated to advising and assisting in all types of family matters including divorce, civil partnership dissolution, co-habitee separations, financial remedy cases, property disputes and all types of children matters and domestic violence cases.Drawing on expertise from our other in-house specialists in commercial, housing, tax and trust law, we can offer a truly comprehensive service.

Oliver Fisher has been representing tenants in London for over 50 years thanks to it's long-standing relationship with the Legal Aid Agency. We are well known for advising social housing tenants in the Borough of Kensington & Chelsea. Our specialist team of social housing solicitors are here to help you, whether it is saving the roof over your head or seeking to compel your Landlord to carry out much needed repairs.

When someone close to you dies somebody has to deal with their "estate". A person's estate is considered to be made up of the money, property and any possessions they had at the time of their death. The process of Probate involves collecting any money that is owed, settling any debts due (including outstanding taxes) and dividing the estate amongst the respective beneficiaries.