Established for longer than any other firm in North Dorset, with offices in Shaftesbury, Gillingham and Sturminster Newton, Rutters has been using its extensive experience to get results for both its individual and business clients for over 180 years. The longevity of the firm is evidence of its successful relationship and reputation within the local community and wider afield.

We offer a wide range of services for you and your business. Take a look at our services and see how we can assist you. You can be comfortable in the knowledge that everyone who deals with your work is an experienced professional giving you specialist legal help when required with traditional values and a personal touch and all for a very competitive price.

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About Us

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Established for longer than any other firm in North Dorset, Rutters has been using its extensive experience to get results for both its individual and business clients for over 180 years. The longevity of the firm is evidence of its successful relationship and reputation with in the local community and wider afield.

Agricultural Matters

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Rutters have been dealing with rural land owners and farmers for generations and so have all the knowledge and experience required to assist with any agricultural matters. Our Solicitors will be able to assist you from small scale land transactions to the sale and purchase of large farms and estates.

Civil Litigation & Dispute Resolution

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Our approach in the first instance and where possible is to seek to resolve conflicts and disputes by negotiation or even mediation and arbitration. Resolution of a dispute through negotiation has several benefits. Firstly, it saves legal costs, maintains a commercial relationship between the parties and saves time.

Cohabitation & Property Rights

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It is important to consider the legal implications for you and your partner if you are going to live together or are separating. If the relationship does not endure it is important to resolve the legal issues properly to avoid problems arising in the future or to have entered into a written agreement prior to cohabiting to try to avoid a dispute if you later separate.

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