Free initial assessment
No obligation to proceed. We say what can be considered before any work starts.
Legal support built on clarity and care
Trust Solicitors LTD provides evidence-led support for payment and financial disputes. We explain the options before substantive work begins.
The firm
Legal support for payment and financial disputes
We review the documents, the payment route and the realistic procedural options. Scope, cost and uncertainty are explained before substantive work begins.
For eligible matters we can act on a no win, no fee basis. A success fee is payable only if the claim succeeds, and it is explained in writing first.
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No upfront fee for eligible matters
The fee arrangement is agreed in writing. You do not pay a success fee unless the claim succeeds.
Evidence before escalation
Transaction records, correspondence and a chronology come before any approach to another party.
One point of contact
The person handling the matter stays responsible for updates.
2016Incorporated3 November 2016
8013150SRA numberRecognised body since 3 February 2026
10459936Company numberEngland and Wales
No feeUnless you winFor eligible matters
Public company and SRA details can be checked on the official registers. Outcomes depend on the facts of each matter.
The process
How it works
A documentation-led sequence. The route depends on the payment method, the evidence and the deadline.
Review the matter
We look at what happened, which documents exist and whether the firm can act.
Gather the evidence
Transaction records, agreements and the key correspondence are put in order.
Choose the route
That may be a bank, a card scheme, a platform or another formal channel. A result is not promised.
Pursue the next step
Correspondence and escalation follow the route that the documents support.
Next step
Ready to discuss your situation?
Share the essential facts and documents. We will explain whether the firm can assess the matter.