How it works

Four steps. No jargon.

Here's exactly what happens when you get in touch with Solicitor Book — and answers to the questions we get asked most.

01

Tell us what's going on

A short form — your situation, not a novel. Two minutes, tops.

02

We match you with a solicitor

From our network of regulated solicitors, matched to your situation.

03

They call you back

No call centre, straight to the person who'd actually handle your matter.

04

You decide, with no pressure

Understand the cost and the options before you commit to anything.

FAQ

Common questions

Are you a law firm?Draft — legal review pending

No. Solicitor Book is not a law firm and doesn't provide legal advice. We're an introducer — think of us as the front door: you tell us what's going on, and we connect you with a regulated solicitor who actually handles that kind of work. The solicitor you speak to is separately authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), and they're the ones giving you advice, not us. Solicitors in our network may pay us a referral fee for the introduction — that doesn't change the advice you get or what it costs you.

How does the matching work?

When you submit an enquiry, it's reviewed and passed to a solicitor in our network whose experience fits your situation. We don't use this to make legal decisions for you or to guarantee an outcome — it's simply about getting your enquiry in front of the right person quickly.

Is anything I submit legal advice?

No. Nothing on this site, and nothing in the process of submitting an enquiry, constitutes legal advice. Legal advice only comes from the regulated solicitor you're introduced to, once they're properly instructed.

What does it cost?

That depends entirely on the solicitor and the type of work. Many company & commercial matters are handled on a fixed fee, agreed with you before any work starts. For other areas, the solicitor you speak with will explain how their fees work before you commit to anything.

What if my situation isn't listed?

Get in touch anyway using the general enquiry form on the homepage. We cover a broad range of legal areas, and if we can't help directly we'll tell you plainly rather than stringing you along.

What happens to the information I submit?

It's used to pass your enquiry to a relevant solicitor and, where relevant, for us to follow up with you. See our privacy policy for the full detail — that page is currently in draft pending legal review.