I absolutely and wholeheartedly recommend this firm. From…read morestart to completion on a variety of some hugely emotional matters, Tom and Kirsten have been nothing but professional, helpful and empathetic. I always had confidence in their knowledge and experience to guide me through the legal process. They were always willing to listen and when needed, act quickly. I always felt important and valued - nothing was too small for them to act on. Highly recommended.

Very helpful, friendly staff. Victoria explained everything and the process was prompt and…read moreefficient. Very good communication too, we were kept informed throughout the process. I would be very happy to use them again and would recommend to anyone.

Very thorough and empathetic service. Needing a solicitor isn't a position you want to be in, but…read moreif you are, I would recommend them completely

I have recently used Barcan and Kirby, they was recommended by a friend who went through a divorce…read moreas well. The solicitors (Kirsten) was amazing, professional, efficient, they guided me throughout the whole process, they always was prompt with their work. I would highly recommend these solicitors. They kept me informed of every costing and found them good value for the money.

I happen to know that Lise Seager is one of the most lovely ladies you could ever wish to meet. She…read morehas that classic sort of elegance that's rare to see and is very honest. Now, she is what is known as a business coach - so can help improve performance, reach goals and fulfil ambitions. However she still does deal with legal matters such as wills/probate. If you come to Lise Seager you'll get a personal and caring yet highly professional and top-quality service.

Solicitors and Notaries who care about people. Good value for money and an excellent service.read more

Used Simon Veysey for some commercial contract work - good advice.read more

Queen Square is one of Bristol's great architectural set-pieces, and one of the most impressive…read moresquares in the UK. Planned in 1699 and completed in 1727, it is named after Queen Anne. Over the years many of the individual houses have been rebuilt, but it contains a wealth of 18th and early 19th century buildings in excellent condition, many of which are listed. Many of these belonged to wealthy merchants, but also included the first American Embassy following the Revolution in 1776. In 1831, the Square was the scene of riots following the failure of the Second Reform Act: hundreds rioted, and many buildings were burned and looted. After several days, order was restored by troops who killed and wounded hundreds of the protesters. Until recently, the square was bisected by a main road, but this has now been diverted and the Square restored to its rightful form, with lawns and trees. At its centre is a statue of William III by the famous sculptor, Rysbrack, erected in 1736.

As far as green spaces go, Bristols got some humdingers. And Queen Square is possibly the most…read more'happening' of all the green areas Bristol has to offer; playing host to lots of big events throughout the year. On a normal day you find a perfectly flat grassy space with nice graveled walk ways from one corner to the other. It's a really nice place to sit in the sun for pic-nic or just chill out on your lunch break. But what makes Queen Square so great is the event and festivals that are put on during the summer. You'll find: Eat, Drink, Bristol Fashion, Harbour festival, Thai Festival and Bristol Refugee Week to name just a few. It's a great central spot and I've got so many memories of watching live bands, eating great food and generally having fun here.