Here at Sprake & Kingsley, we've been helping clients with their legal affairs for well over 200 years. We have strong family roots in the local community and farming. Our business is founded on our ethos to provide sound advice at a reasonable cost. Whether it's advice for your family or business, we offer a comprehensive range of services and the expertise to assist you.

Our business is all about helping people, getting to know them and giving them a personal service. The majority of our clients have been with us for many years which is a great compliment.

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Our History

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When Matthew Brettenham Kingsbury established the firm back in 1790, he could not have envisaged that the partnership would become the modern, sophisticated and successful one that it is today. In 1908 Percy Jeans Sprake, grandfather of today's senior partner, David Sprake, joined the practice, taking it over in 1912.

Care Homes & Care Funding

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Thinking ahead to a time when you may not be able to look after yourself can be daunting and distressing. It is important to consider your options for the future, such as moving into a care home or having care provided at home. The law relating to funding long term care is complex and subject to frequent change.

Employment

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If you are an employee we can ensure you receive the relevant guidance and advice you require during the course of your employment and if you leave your job. Employment law can be complicated, and if there are difficulties with the employment relationship or it breaks down very few people have a clear idea about their rights.

Estate Administration

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The period immediately after a person dies is often a distressing and confusing time. Along with making the funeral arrangements, the family then has to face the prospect of administering the estate. Financial institutions and other organisations will usually only release funds when they have a formal Grant of Representation appointing Personal Representatives to deal with the estate. This is a Court order issued to the Executor (if there is a Will) or the Administrator (in the case of an intestacy).

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