Approachable and accessible, serving South Wales for over 80 years.
Fonseca Law, formerly Fonseca and Partners, is a South Wales law firm serving the local communities of South Wales as well as working across England and Wales. We provide a first class legal service to those in the Valleys and further afield. We have been based in Ebbw Vale for over 80 years and have a wide client base covering many areas of law.
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Legal Services
Resolve your dispute quickly and sensibly with honest advice and professional representation.
Proceedings to recover financial losses suffered as a result of a professional failing to perform their duties.
Managing your entire claim if you are involved in an accident and somebody else was to blame.
Legal services for moving home, buying or selling a commercial property or business, or taking and granting of a lease or tenancy.
Managing your wills, trusts, powers of attorney, deputyship applications, estate disputes and more.
Legal services arising from the breakdown of a relationship covering property, finances and children.
A comprehensive service tailored to your own personal needs handled in your own time and space.
Available 24 hours a day to advise and represent you whether in the police station or in Court.
Help for landlords and tenants with possession, repairs, deposits and unlawful eviction across Wales and England.
Fonseca Insights
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Conveyancing
Learn what gazumping and gazundering mean, whether they are legal, and how buyers and sellers can protect themselves during the conveyancing process in Wales.
Employment Law
Offered a settlement agreement at work? Learn your rights, what to consider before signing, and whether accepting a settlement agreement is the right choice for you.
Civil Litigation
Learn what alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is, how it works in the UK and whether mediation or arbitration could help resolve your dispute.
Criminal Defence
Learn the difference between the Magistrates’ Court and Crown Court in Wales and what to expect during the criminal court process.