Our team of Agricultural Solicitors have an in depth understanding of the issues farmers and land owners face.
Our Agriculture Solicitors can help you with:
- Sales and purchases of farm businesses
- Sales of agricultural land
- Purchase of Agricultural land
- Agricultural Tenancies including Farm Business Tenancies
HSR Law has an office in Epworth on the Isle of Axholme which is home to the original historic tithe maps of the Isle. We are uniquely positioned to provide expert advice on matters relating to the Isle of Axholme borough property.
Contact our Agriculture Team
Have you ever wanted to just ask a lawyer if they can help you, without worrying about what it may cost to contact them? If so, call HSR Law Solicitors and together we can work out what your next steps might be… in confidence, at no cost and with no obligation. Complete our simple form with your name and contact number and we will call you back to discuss how we can help.
Alternatively, contact Richard Allwood, Katie Allwood, Kate Hardacre or Paul Russell directly: our Agriculture specialists.
Your Agriculture Team
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We would recommend a sole director and sole shareholder review their articles to ensure they are suitable. Sole directors should also consider whether it is appropriate for the needs of the company to be governed completely by one person. - Making Powers of Attorney – Why use a solicitor?
Our specialist LPA team can advise you from start to finish on the LPA procedure from creation to registration of the document.