"Barnes Harrild & Dyer is a firm of dedicated and reliable solicitors, whose determination and confidence is exemplary...The 'friendly and trustworthy' Paul Turner is the key practitioner, and is praised by clients for his honest advice, proactive encouragement and drive to succeed."
Coronavirus Announcement (Updated October 2020)
In light of the coronavirus pandemic, with the changing lockdown and social distancing measures, we as an established legal practice have ensured continuity of our legal services during these challenging months.
We are continuing to conduct virtual meetings with our staff working remotely and soon we will be returning to essential face-to-face meetings, under controlled and safe settings at all three of our offices in Central London and Croydon.
With changing government guidance, we are helping clients to understand the impact of such guidance on their personal, professsional and business lives, providing bespoke legal advice and services addressing their needs. We recommend that your important legal matters are not put on hold and that you contact us today.
Barnes Harrild and Dyer is a highly recognised law firm based in Croydon and the City of London
We are a boutique solicitors firm offering bespoke and specialist services to all our clients, existing and new. Our early days of practise in the 1980s were focussed on protecting the human rights of vulnerable clients. Since then we have developed into a full service law firm lead by our Senior Partner Mr Paul Turner that provides our clients with bespoke and integrated legal services across a niche range of practice areas.
We combine a highly personal and responsive service and our services are underpinned by our client centred approach. We have remained true to our origins and still today offer a friendly and personalised service to the highest standard of client care. Our success and capabilities can be measured by our Senior Partner being ranked in the Legal 500 as a Leading Individual, with our firm being ranked as a Leading Firm.
Testimonials
"Being a professional with a very busy schedule, I simply do not have the time to deal with all my affairs and can always rely on Barnes Harrild and Dyer to do the needful. Highly recommended! I have referred others and it is clear the firm provides a tailor-made service towards each client and genuinely care."
"Paul Turner an award winning immigration solicitor and his team were extremely helpful and won my case. Mr Turner is highly knowledgeable and was very helpful from the start to finish. I cannot say how happy I am and would recommend BHD Solicitors to anyone looking for a friendly, caring and all-round great service. Five-stars without fail!"
"In the truest sense a firm that recognises the most important factor in the case being the client. I have been using the firm for over 6 years and are my go-to solicitors for all my private and commercial affairs. Always a pleasure to work with Paul Turner an award winning immigration lawyer and his team. They never fail to provide practical solutions, always thinking outside-the-box."
"I instructed Barnes Harrild & Dyer Solicitors being at a very difficult junction in my life. I was not expecting a favourable outcome however they worked tirelessly and calved out a winning formula. The level of service, care and due diligence remained high at all times during the life of my case."
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I am looking to leave my partner – why mediate?
Mediation is a voluntary process in which both the parties enlist the help of a mediator to assist them to resolve areas of dispute between them. The mediator, usually a lawyer, is neutral and merely facilitates the agreement. The mediator does not decide whether anyone is right or wrong and will not put forward ideas.
My partner is refusing to leave the home and it is upsetting the children, what can I do?
If your partner refuses to leave the family home, you may apply to the Court for an occupation order. An occupation order can exclude a person who has a legal right to reside in the home from entering it.
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