Welcome to QualitySolicitors Parkinson Wright

QualitySolicitors Parkinson Wright provide expert legal advice to individuals and SMEs local to Worcestershire with offices in Worcester, Droitwich, Evesham and St Johns. At the heart of everything we do, is excellent customer service.

We promise you can always talk directly with your lawyer . Our ‘same day response’ means you’ll never feel like an inconvenience. The first time you talk to one of our legal experts is free. If you’re not sure about a legal problem call in and talk to us. We are available six days a week including Saturdays.

We are the only Solicitors in Worcestershire to have an Estate Agents. Our Estate Agents are based in St Johns and specialise in the sale, letting and management of residential properties throughout Worcestershire.

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Our Accreditations

  • Lexcel
  • Family Law
  • Resolution First for Family Law
  • Collaborative Family Law
  • Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners
  • Solicitors for the Elderly
  • Rightwill
  • APIL Litigation Logo
  • Association of Lifetime Lawyers
  • CQS Accreditation

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We give professional, expert and cost effective advice.

QualitySolicitors Parkinson Wright will achieve the best possible result for you by combining specialist individuals with a considerate attitude. 

  • We stand alone in our approach to achieving value for money with a first class service
  • Our Solicitors act with honesty and integrity
  • Your case will be handled with the utmost discretion
  • You can have complete confidence in us.

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How are gifts treated in divorce or dissolution of a civil partnership?

Posted on March 12, 2024

The Government’s 2022 English Housing Survey reported that 27 per cent of first-time buyers used gifts from family or friends to fund their house deposit. With the average deposit now required exceeding £43,000, it is hardly surprising that so many seek the help from their family to get their foot onto the property ladder. Well-intended parents will often gift large sums of money to their adult children without taking any legal advice or having any formal documentation drafted. But what happens if the couple decide to separate?

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