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Ian Walker Family Law and Mediation Solicitors
Vantage Point,
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I founded Ian Walker Family Law and Mediation Solicitors in 2012. We are leading divorce solicitors and family law solicitors in Exeter, Taunton and across the South-West
Our growth has been driven by client demand and because we have been able to meet this demand by attracting outstanding solicitors to our team. We are all committed members of Resolution. I have been the elected Chair of the Devon region of Resolution for nearly a decade. We have a track record as a progressive divorce solicitor and family law practice, promoting sensible family dispute resolution and practice innovation. I want to provide the best possible service for our clients. These are not empty words. Follow the link below to find out about our Service Guarantee.
Ian Walker - Director
