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Solicitors in Bolton

There are 66 SRA-regulated law firms with an office in Bolton, covering 30 areas of law. Tell us what has happened and we will point you to the ones that handle it.

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Firm data from the Solicitors Regulation Authority register, last checked 14 October 2026.

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Getting legal help in Bolton

Bolton's solicitors are mostly high street practices in and around the town centre, acting for local people on family, conveyancing, wills, personal injury, employment and crime. Commercial and specialist work often goes to Manchester, twenty minutes away by train.

Bolton keeps its courts together at The Law Courts on Blackhorse Street, where the county court and family court, the magistrates' court and the Crown Court all sit, so most local cases are heard in the town. Employment claims are heard by the regional tribunal in Manchester.

The University of Greater Manchester (formerly the University of Bolton) runs a free Legal Advice Bureau in Bolton Central Library, where law students supervised by solicitors give advice by appointment on problems such as family, employment and housing. It gives advice only and doesn't represent people in court. Citizens Advice covers benefits, debt and housing. If you can't find a firm with space, Manchester firms will usually act for Bolton clients by phone and video.

Legal aid in Bolton

Firms in Bolton hold Legal Aid Agency contracts in Children and social services, Criminal defence, Debt and insolvency, Domestic abuse and protection, Family and relationships and Housing and tenancy. Legal aid is means tested and a contract does not guarantee a firm has capacity, but these are the areas where public funding is available locally.

Legal aid data from the Legal Aid Agency, used under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Firm data from the Solicitors Regulation Authority register, last checked 14 October 2026. Super Solicitor is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.