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Your local law firm with over 130 years’ servicing the South Coast. We make law simple…

Welcome to Glanvilles Legal Services

As a full service law firm, Glanvilles provides legal services to both individuals and businesses. We have offices across the South Coast in Chichester, Fareham, Havant and Petworth. Our services for individuals include Divorce, Dispute Resolution, Conveyancing, Wills, Trusts and Probate. Our services for businesses range from Commercial Litigation, Commercial Property, Corporate and Employment Law.

Christmas and New Year Opening:

Our offices will be closed from 12pm on Friday 20^th December 2024 and will re-open at 9am on Thursday 2nd January 2025. We wish you a happy New Year.

"excellent in executing the conveyancing for me in the buying and selling of houses. Always keeping me informed of progress and effective in dealing with snags, I cannot recommend her highly enough."
Fareham
"Thank you so much for providing us with such a swift and efficient service for the second time. You have been invaluable in making the transaction of both properties as seamless as it could be. You deal with everything with such speed, it takes a lot of stress out of the process to be given such a good service through fast responses and actions."
Havant
“I would like to say a massive thank you once again for the exemplary service, advice, help and guidance throughout another lengthy transaction…For our part, we cant thank you enough for making this transaction as painless as you did – again. Your advice and straightforward way of doing things demonstrated as previously that you do your very best for your client.”
Chichester
“Great level of service and communication. Purchase went through smoothly. Thank you to Mark Watson, Charlotte Toone and team."
Havant
“Thank you very much for your efficient handling of our sale, and your always helpful and courteous approach to us.”
Petworth

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