Welcome to Sampson Coward with Whitehead Vizard Solicitors in Salisbury

Sampson Coward with Whitehead Vizard Solicitors provide legal advice in Salisbury, across Wiltshire and the south of England. We provide a first class service to all our clients through our experienced specialist teams of lawyers.

Our solicitors' reputation for success and our approachable manner are the reasons our clients turn to us for all their legal needs and recommend us to others time and time again. Sampson Coward and Whitehead Vizard solicitors merged their practices on 1 April 2020, learn more here.

We have been providing reliable, sound, legal advice since 1840.

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Family

Advice on cohabitation, divorce, separation, children, financial arrangements, domestic violence and associated issues when relationships break down.

Employment

Advice on unfair dismissal, contract issues, settlement agreements, redundancy, discrimination and other employment related legal issues for both employers and employees.

Property

Residential and commercial property transactions such as buying and selling and advice on a range of property issues whether you are a landlord or tenant.

Litigation & Disputes

Advice and practical solutions for dispute resolution including pursuing and defending litigation claims.

Commercial

Advice on sales, purchases and leases of commercial property; company commercial law including shareholder, partnership and LLP agreements and commercial.

Wills & Probate

Advice for individuals regarding wills and powers of attorney, administration of a deceased person’s estate and court of protection and trust work.

Latest News

Ending a relationship and not married - what rights do you have?

Couples who have not married are in a very different siluation to those who are .....

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Does an employer have to ensure their employees are vaccientated against Covid-19?

No, not at present. What an employer does have is an obligation to ensure ......

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How do I issue divorce proceedings?

To begin divorce proceedings you need to have been married for at least a year and the marriage must have irretrievably broken down ....

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Law Society

11 May 2021

£100m divorce award: judge rebuffs media pleas to publish judgment
Billionaire newspaper owner applied to court to keep details out of public domain.

Testimonials

We would not change a thing, excellent and quick – well done.
Fulfilled our remit and more – excellent overall advice.
... every purchase we have done through you, every one of the staff we have dealt with have been very professional and made some tricky issues run nice and smoothly.
Thank you for all your help, support and especially for just being there when I needed you.