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What Does A Private Client Solicitor Do?


A private client solicitor acts on behalf of an individual on a wide range of legal matters such as wills, trusts and estate planning.

Private Client Solicitor Services

In Edinburgh, Fergusson Law offers a wide range of private client legal services for a fixed fee. These include:
This short video highlights some of their services and how these services can help you and your family.


A good private client solicitor can help you prepare legally for anything that life may throw at you. For instance, having a will, no matter how small your estate will help ensure the people you want to protect will be legally protected in the event of your death. A Will can ensure that if something happens to you, your house will be transferred to your partner and step-children rather than your next of kin who may be a sibling or parent.
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