Welcome
T G Baynes is one of the largest firms of solicitors in Kent and features in 'The Legal 500' - as one of the top 500 firms in England and Wales.
We have solicitors offices and estate agency branches in Bexleyheath, Dartford and Orpington and further estate agency branches in Welling, Belvedere, Blackfen, Sidcup and New Eltham. Our catchment area for legal services and property sales and lettings extends across South East London, Kent and the Thames Gateway.
Our firm was founded in 1895 and comprises 20 partners and over 120 staff. Our legal services for individuals include residential conveyancing, matters involving civil litigation, family law, employment law, medical negligence, personal injury, wills trust and probate and also catering for the needs of elderly clients.
Our legal services for business include commercial property, commercial litigation, debt recovery and employment law.
T G Baynes - working for you, your family, your business.
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Firm News
Many of us have travelled or will be travelling abroad for a holiday. While most of us have an enjoyable and relaxing time, some holidays do not always go as planned and holidaymakers do suffer unfortunate accidents.
When one member of a cohabiting couple dies, it can come as an unpleasant surprise to the bereaved partner to discover that not all of their late partner’s estate will pass to them in the absence of a will. It is only when this happens that many people...
The earning capacity of a couple is a factor taken into account when decisions are being made about the financial arrangements following a divorce.
A problem that can arise in such cases is what to do when the earning capacity of...
In these days of Home Information Packs, you might think that the details you get about a property for sale will be accurate in every particular. It may not be so, however, and if so, is the estate agent liable? A recent case clarifies the issue......
