Manchester law firm expands into Cheshire meeting 'exceptional' demand
Manchester’s McAlister Family Law has further extended its offering with the opening of its new Alderley Edge offices.
The firm chose to locate its newest offices in West Street, Alderley Edge, in response to the overwhelming demand from Cheshire residents for access to high quality, city standard family law advice without the need to travel into the city.
Led by Amanda McAlister, the firm has a national and international reputation for its work in child and family law.
She said: “We chose this highly desirable location in order to bolster further our presence in the region.
“We want to be part of the Cheshire community, so we purposefully chose to open our doors in Alderley Edge, as the village is well known and is very much seen as the ‘nucleus’ of the county.
“Divorce and children-related legal matters frequently require discretion and privacy and our Alderley Edge location provides just that. Being out of the city centre means that we are able to offer city centre advice and service but at more local costs.”
McAlister has represented the likes of top restaurateurs, Premiership footballers and actresses, to members of the police force, teachers and civil servants.
McAlister added: “We bring intelligence, warmth and clear-sightedness to every case and are dedicated to delivering a service that vastly exceeds our clients’ expectations.”
Charlotte Percy and Jake Lawrence Brown are currently working from Alderley Edge office and will shortly be joined by two new recruits. McAlister Family Law is part of Beyond Professional Services Group.
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