Swayne Johnsons Solicitors in Chester Take Part In Charity Events
Swayne Johnson Solicitors in Chester
are a full service law firm with a long history of experience and a reputation of excellence. Swayne Johnsons provide much more than your average solicitors firm, there are a wide selection of specialists in every legal field you can imagine from conveyancing to family law covering divorce, domestic abuse and more, as well as injury, employment, corporate law and wills, trusts and estates.
Swayne Jonhson Solicitors in Chester even have a number of solicitors who specialise in charity and ecclesiastical law. They often provide legal advice and talks specifically for charities and the Church.
Being based in Cheshire and North Wales means that Swayne Johnsons understand their local community, which is both a town and city community but also a rural community. This is why they have a number of highly trained solicitors who specialise in all aspects of agricultural law from farm tenancies to breed recognition and inheritance of land and farming businesses.
Swayne Johnsons not only have their latest office in Tattenhall near Chester but a further four offices all based in North Wales. You can find their North Wales offices in Llandudno, Ruthin, Denbigh and St Asaph.
On top of their legal work Swayne Johnsons also believe it is important to give back to their local community and that is why the firm is once again taking part in Dementia Awareness Week.
Swayne Johnson Solicitors will be working to help make North Wales more Dementia-friendly.
The firm will be running one hour Dementia Friends Information Sessions in their Ruthin office on the following days during Dementia Awareness Week: Monday 18th May 2015 at 10am, Tuesday 19th May 2015 at 1pm, Wednesday 20th May 2015 at 6pm and Thursday 20th May 2015 at 3pm. Telephone 01824 703833 today to book your place.
Dementia Awareness Week runs from the 17th – 23rd May 2015. Swayne Johnson will also be holding a coffee morning on Friday, 21st May 2015 between 10am-12pm to celebrate the end of Dementia Awareness Week. All proceeds taken on the day will go to Alzheimer’s Society. Please come along and show your support.
