Thomas Mansfield Solicitors relocates in Tunbridge Wells
Head of Family Law
Thomas Mansfield Solicitors has announced the relocation of its family and divorce solicitors in Tunbridge Wells to Mount Ephraim, providing a more welcoming and accessible space for clients.
The move reflects the firm’s commitment to delivering the highest level of legal support across its core practice areas, including family law, employment law, dispute resolution and wills & probate.
Based in Tunbridge Wells and with offices in London City and throughout the Southeast, Thomas Mansfield Solicitors recently celebrated 20 years of providing expert legal advice.
The new office is designed to enhance client experience, offering a convenient and comfortable environment while maintaining the firm’s reputation for expert legal advice and personalised service. 2 Mount Ephraim benefits from excellent transport links and convenient parking, making it easier than ever for clients to visit the firm.
Strengthening presence in Tunbridge Wells
The new office complements the firm’s existing presence on the High Street, ensuring that clients have greater accessibility to specialist legal services. With improved facilities and a central location, the new space allows Thomas Mansfield Solicitors to better support individuals and businesses across the region.
This announcement comes as the firm’s dispute resolution team celebrates being shortlisted for the prestigious LexisNexis Legal Awards 2025, recognising excellence in legal services and commitment to client care.
Neill Thomas, Managing Director at Thomas Mansfield Solicitors, commented: “Ending 2024 with a move to Mount Ephraim and starting the new year with a prestigious award shortlisting is a testament to our firm’s growth and commitment to excellence.”
“This relocation reflects our ongoing efforts to invest in our people, services and infrastructure. Our goal is always to provide the highest quality legal advice in a setting that is both professional and welcoming.”
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