kirklandssolicitors.co.uk Reviews 3

DO NOT USE.
Slade, their top conveyancer lies to clients about contract law. Slade should be struck off for telling me completing occurs when 'they' have the funds, not me, the seller. As I corrected you, Slade; the contract is between buyer and seller, not the conveyancers so the contract is NOT complete untill funds are cleared in the sellers bank, not yours matey. You are a devious liar, Slade, and your employee Michelle is incompetent at best, useless, I'd say. I had to answer questions from my buyer that's what I oay you for!! Refund my fee you differ not do yput work. Michelle 'found a letter in her pile' after a week, what a joke!
Funny though after standing my ground, refusing to vacate, the funds cleared in my bank 15 minutes later, so kirklands had MY MONEY all the time! Again Slade lied.
Michelle also ignores instructions and ploughs on regardless. I wanted complete and exchange on same day, requested this in almost every email to her; she replied, "Thank you for your instruction." lol then why was there a week in between?
Michelle is a liar, too.
This firm is dangerous, with no regard for clients instructions.
INCOMPETANT LIARS

As a family we have had 3, nearly 4 moves over the last 12-18 months. We’ve moved, parents, grandparents and siblings. We have always dealt with Andrew on each property. Couldn’t be more grateful and happy that he makes a very stressful process straight forwards.

They started on the case very quickly but did not send their letter of engagement until a couple months in. They did not state their costs, then stung me with a bill of over £3,000 purely for writing a report which I had compiled all information for, a couple of brief phone calls & an hour meeting. They made no difference to the case whatsoever. They never stated hourly or estimated price until they charged me for the work allowing me no opportunity to make a decision whether to proceed. I would definitely suggest not using this company. Very disappointing with my first experience having to use a solicitor.