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Marsons Solicitors LLP Quality solicitors offering legal services to businesses and individuals in London, Kent and the South East.

Marsons is a well-established firm of solicitors based in South East London, with a strong reputation for providing high quality legal services to individuals and businesses in London, Kent and South East England. Our specialist team are experts in their fields and offer a friendly, approachable, personal service, in:
- Conveyancing
- Wills and probate
- Property litigation
- Commercial property
- Company law
- Business litigation
- Employment
- Professional negligence
- Personal Injury
- Social housing

We are nominated in the Legal 500 and Chambers Guide to the Legal Profession and hold accreditations from Investors in People, Lexcel, Conveyancing Quality Scheme and The Law Society Personal Injury Panel.

Most businesses only look closely at their Terms and Conditions once something has gone wrong. A customer refuses to pay...
09/10/2026

Most businesses only look closely at their Terms and Conditions once something has gone wrong. A customer refuses to pay, a dispute breaks out over what was actually agreed, or a claim arrives that nobody saw coming. By that point, your options are limited by what you put in writing at the start.

We are answering some of the questions we get asked most, covering what your terms are actually for, the provisions worth having in them, when they become legally binding, and why the timing of how you share them matters more than most business owners realise.

Not sure whether yours are doing their job? Find out how our commercial team can help by clicking the link in the comments.

Taking on a commercial lease is one of the bigger commitments a business makes, and unlike residential tenancies there i...
05/10/2026

Taking on a commercial lease is one of the bigger commitments a business makes, and unlike residential tenancies there is very little regulation protecting you.

The terms are largely whatever you negotiate and they can shape your costs and flexibility for years.

Our latest article covers the clauses that do the most work, why permitted use catches people out, what due diligence should involve, and the step to take on repairs before you sign rather than after.

Considering a shop, office or industrial unit? Find out how our commercial team can help by clicking the link in the comments.

Our October newsletter has landed in subscriber inboxes. This month we look at what to check before signing a commercial...
02/10/2026

Our October newsletter has landed in subscriber inboxes.

This month we look at what to check before signing a commercial lease, what buying a business actually involves, why buying a new build is so different from buying an existing home, and why a Lasting Power of Attorney has to be in place before it is needed.

Missed it, or want to read the articles in full? Find them all in our Information Centre by clicking the link in the comments.

Buying a business is rarely as simple as agreeing a price and shaking hands. How the deal is structured determines what ...
30/09/2026

Buying a business is rarely as simple as agreeing a price and shaking hands.

How the deal is structured determines what you actually take on, and that includes anything the previous owner left behind.

We are answering five of the questions we get asked most, covering what buying a business really involves, why due diligence matters before you commit, the documents that will land on your desk, and the protections that should be built into the agreement to cover you if things are not as described.

Considering buying a business, or already in early discussions? Find out how our commercial team can help by clicking the link in the comments.

Many couples make mirror wills, each leaving everything to the other, with an agreement about how the estate will be div...
28/09/2026

Many couples make mirror wills, each leaving everything to the other, with an agreement about how the estate will be divided once they have both died.

It looks sensible on paper. The difficulty is that when the first person dies, the survivor can change their will, and there is nothing you can do about it.

Our latest article looks at what that means for blended families, and how life interest and discretionary trusts can protect the people you actually intend to benefit.

Want to talk it through? Find out how our wills and probate team can help by clicking the link in the comments.

Administering an estate is difficult at the best of times, and it rarely arrives at a convenient moment.Nick and his fam...
25/09/2026

Administering an estate is difficult at the best of times, and it rarely arrives at a convenient moment.

Nick and his family were executors of his late brother's estate, dealing with the sale of a property alongside other pressures. Our team handled the matter entirely by email, phone and post, and Nick has told us the process went smoothly and they were kept up to date throughout.

That reassurance matters enormously when a family is already dealing with a great deal. Thank you to Nick for sharing his experience.

If someone dies without making a will, their estate is divided according to the intestacy rules. Those rules are fixed b...
21/09/2026

If someone dies without making a will, their estate is divided according to the intestacy rules.

Those rules are fixed by law and apply regardless of what the person might have wanted, and for many people the outcome is not what they would have chosen.

Our latest article explains how the intestacy rules actually work, why a surviving spouse can be left in a difficult position, why blended families face the greatest risk, and what you give up by not making a will.

Not sure where you stand? Find out how our wills and probate team can help by clicking the link in the comments.

Most people know they should have a will. Far fewer know that getting married automatically cancels the one they already...
18/09/2026

Most people know they should have a will. Far fewer know that getting married automatically cancels the one they already made, or that a will drafted years ago may no longer reflect the life they are actually living.

We are answering five of the questions we get asked most, covering why a will matters in the first place, what marriage does to an existing one, how often you should be reviewing yours, why who drafts it makes a difference, and the part a well-structured will plays in passing on your estate tax efficiently.

Not sure whether your will still does what you need it to? Find out how our wills and probate team can help by clicking the link in the comments.

Buying or selling a business is rarely as simple as agreeing a price. The process itself is fairly straightforward, but ...
14/09/2026

Buying or selling a business is rarely as simple as agreeing a price. The process itself is fairly straightforward, but the legal work underneath it, and the decisions you make along the way, are anything but.

Our latest article looks at what due diligence involves, the protections that should be built into the agreement, why sellers usually need to gather more than they expect, and how the way payment is structured can affect what you actually walk away with.

Considering a sale or acquisition? Find out how our commercial team can help by clicking the link in the comments.

Nothing tells you more about a firm than hearing from the people who have actually worked with them.Eve worked with us a...
11/09/2026

Nothing tells you more about a firm than hearing from the people who have actually worked with them.

Eve worked with us across two transactions, and described the service she received as professional, smart, commercial and human, which is exactly the combination you want when the market is not making things easy.

We are grateful to Eve for taking the time to share this.

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Bromley Town Hall, 30 Tweedy Road, Bromley
London
BR13FE

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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