Stirling & Gilmour

Based in Dunbartonshire in Scotland, we have three offices:

Our Head Office in Alexandria is close to Loch Lomond and within easy reach of Dumbarton, Glasgow and West Stirlingshire.
Our branch office in Helensburgh serves that community and the neighbouring villages on the north bank of the River Clyde as well as the nearby submarine base at Faslane.
Our branch office in Clydebank is convenient for the western and northern suburbs of Glasgow as well as the local Clydebank College, Clydebank Business Park and The Golden Jubilee National Hospital.

Our commitment to quality requires that all our solicitors are continually receiving professional development enabling us to provide a reliable service to our many clients including individuals and businesses. We maintain a well equipped library and subscribe to a range of legal-information databases so that we are able to access the relevant law when advising clients.

We are currently a four partner firm and in a market place where many legal firms are becoming bigger, we find that retaining our small partnership size enables us to provide the personal service which our clients expect.

Over the years, we have built up connections with counsel and other professionals as well as with legal advisors in other parts of the world, making it possible for us to draw on specialist expertise where this is required.

We like to think that our team of advisors is friendly and approachable and initial interviews are usually free and without obligation, so if you think you may require legal advice please telephone any of our offices to arrange an appointment. You will be able to see a solicitor who will be able to assist you or put you in touch with the most suitable advisor available.

Welcome

For 80 years, the people of Dunbartonshire have placed their trust in us, because we believe in excellence in the quality of the service that we provide to our clients.

Scotland is a separate legal jurisdiction in the United Kingdom and those transacting legal business here require advice from solicitors qualified in Scots Law.

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