Agricultural Law Specialists

We understand that working in agriculture has never been easy, and it’s not getting any easier. Our team of skilled solicitors have decades of experience in Agricultural Law, farming and rural issues. Find out more about our services below:

Development Land
Commercial Leases
Promotion Agreements

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Agricultural Law, Farming & Rural Issues Solicitor

In industries as complex as agriculture and farming, you don’t want legal problems to get in the way of what’s important, and you need agricultural solicitors to give you the right advice when you need it. There are few solicitors with fundamental knowledge about Agricultural Law, farming, and rural issues, so it’s hard to know where to go.

We are proud of our long-standing relationship with the local agricultural community. Today, we act as agriculture lawyers for farming businesses throughout the region. Our clients range from small family farms to large farming enterprises. We advise on a wide range of agricultural workers’ personal, property, and commercial questions.

Why Choose Tinsdills Solicitors?

We advise farming families and businesses and share specialist knowledge on various legal disciplines, from succession planning and inheritance to forming companies and partnerships.

We can provide you with practical and cost-effective advice on all aspects of Agricultural and Horticultural Law, including:

Purchasing and selling farms, agricultural land and estates
Creation of leases, farm business tenancies
We will liaise with your accountants and tax advisers to assist with estate planning
Milk quota transfers
Share farming, contractors and joint venture agreements
Formation of companies and limited liability partnerships and animal leasing agreements
Partnership and shareholder agreements, whether family or non-family
Grazing agreements and licences of buildings and land
Sporting and mineral rights
Planning implications of owning or buying agricultural land
Raising finance for the purchase or development of agricultural land
Re-financing the family farm
Voluntary first registration applications
Transfers by way of gift
Deeds of Easement

The Most Popular Questions For Agricultural Law

Will I lose my farm if I declare bankruptcy?

This depends upon the ownership arrangements of the farm property – i.e. whether it is owned individually, jointly with others or in the name of a limited company. An asset owned by an individual declared bankrupt could be at risk.