Murray Ormiston

25a Carden Place, Aberdeen, AB10 1UQ Directionshttps://www.yell.com/biz/murray-ormiston-aberdeen-8774497/#view=map

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Murray & Brown are an Aberdeen based firm of Solicitors, experienced in all aspects of Civil and Criminal Law.

We undertake work from Justice of the Peace and Sheriff Courts through to the Court of Session and High Court. Whether you require advice and guidance in relation to a family matter, contractual dispute or a criminal charge, we have the knowledge and experience to help. We are registered for both civil and criminal legal assistance.

Family Law

Separation or divorce from your cohabiting partner or spouse can be difficult. Many people have to make major life changing decisions in very stressful circumstances when they are in the worst possible frame of mind. We will attempt to minimise the stresses of this situation and guide you towards a successful conclusion.

Criminal Defence

Getting sound representation as soon as you possibly can is important. If you are suspected of or charged with a criminal offence, contact us as soon as possible and we will advise you of your legal rights. Should the matter proceed to court then we will prepare your defence and represent you.

Products & Services

SOLICITORS

criminal law

legal advice

legal services

civil litigation

divorce law

family law

matrimonial law

mediation

commissioner for oaths

company formation

company law

compensation claims

discrimination claims

dispute resolution

legal aid

notaries

power of attorney

the law society member

wills

motoring offences

Reviews

DylanD-9

06 Mar 2023

KEEP CLEAR, Lied to the Sheriff

Liars
Stuart Murray failed to appear at Peterhead Sheriff Court on Monday 28th November 2022, sent a local agent to appear on his behalf, this was the day of the Trial.I would point out that prior to me attending Court, my solicitor Murray had informed me that an agreement had been reached with the Fiscal to adjourn the case and that it would not be called, but that I would still have to attend.When I arrived, there was no sign of my solicitor and I became extremely concerned, especially when the case called and I then found out that I was being represented by a person who did not know the details of my case.The Fiscal denied the existence of any agreement to adjourn the case and objected to the trial being delayed.The Sheriff ordered my solicitor to come from Aberdeen to the Court to explain matters.Murray appeared at 12.05pm and quickly brushed past me saying that he would speak to me later when he found out what was going on. I believe he may have been drunk or on drugs