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MKB Solicitors LLP are proud partners of the Alzheimer’s Society Will to Remember Scheme
MKB Solicitors are proud partners of the Alzheimer’s Society Will to Remember Scheme which offers free simple Wills to supporters of the charity. We are delighted to have helped raise future income for the Alzheimer’s Society to enable them to continue their vital work. If you would like more information please contact our office on
We are pleased to share with you that our Commercial Property team is now led by Rebecca Jones who is a solicitor and Partner at the firm. Rebecca will be assisted by Mark Clegg, a Solicitor, with over 11 years of experience in property law. Rebecca and Mark are well supported by a team of
MKB Solicitors to take on the Lake District 5 Peak Challenge in Memory of Jane Munden
On 20th September 2025, a team from MKB Solicitors will be lacing up their hiking boots again and taking on the Lake District 5 Peak Challenge — a demanding trek across some of England’s highest and most iconic peaks — in support of the British Heart Foundation. We are taking on this challenge in loving
We are excited to welcome Sophie Aldridge to the Family Team as our soon to be qualified Solicitor. Sophie is currently finishing her training in the Family Team before qualifying as a Solicitor at the start of July 2025. Sophie is able to advise on all aspects of Family Law, covering disputes relating to children,
This week is Dementia Action Week and our Rebecca Parry and Libby Casagrande from our Private Client team were delighted to attend the Superjam Tea Party. This a fantastic monthly dementia friendly event bringing together the elderly, lonely and socially isolated to enjoy food, live music and dancing. Thank you to Kathy Markwick for inviting
MKB Solicitors are pleased to announce a successful outcome in a longstanding Trust of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 (TLATA) claim, in which Luke Newton represented the Defendant. The matter concerned a property dispute in which the Claimant was seeking a 50% equitable interest in the Defendant’s property valued at over £300,000, alleging