Specialist family law firm launches new office in Harrogate
Jones Myers, the specialist family law firm which operates out of Leeds and London, has opened a third office in Harrogate.
The new office opening coincides with the 25th anniversary of the practice, which was founded in Leeds by Peter Jones - a former national chairman of Resolution.
Consistently ranked in a joint Top Tier position by the Legal 500 and Chambers guides for Leeds, West Yorkshire and North Yorkshire, the firm’s new offices are located at Windsor House.
Jones Myers works exclusively in divorce, separation, complex financial disputes, children issues and contested wills and estates.
The firm’s team of experts, which include a Deputy District Judge, a mediator, a family law arbitrator and its own in-house barrister, jointly combine 250 years of legal experience.
Peter Jones said: “The services we provide at our Harrogate office complement those at our Leeds and London locations. We are proud to be recognised as lawyers who look for solutions to problems and are acknowledged for supporting families and children.
“We advise and guide where possible on options which can avoid conflict and unnecessary costs. A big ‘thank you’ to our valued and talented team in what is a momentous year for the firm.”
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