Left to Right: Martin McLellan, Head of Conveyancing at Mitchells Roberton; Morag Inglis, Chairman of Mitchells Roberton; Frances Wishart; Robbie Wishart.

Glasgow’s oldest law firm signs-up husband and wife owned conveyancing specialists

MITCHELLS Roberton, Glasgow’s longest-established firm of solicitors, has merged with the city-based property conveyancing law practice, Wisharts Law. Owned by

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MITCHELLS Roberton, Glasgow’s longest-established firm of solicitors, has merged with the city-based property conveyancing law practice, Wisharts Law.

Owned by husband-and-wife team, Frances and Robbie Wishart, the firm, which operates from offices in Nelson Mandela Place, in the same building as the venerable law library of the Royal Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow, was founded in 2014. 

Wisharts Law LLP is a boutique law firm specialising in the buying and selling of residential property. With many years of experience the firm steers clients through the legal process, either to effectively market and sell a property or to secure the purchase of the perfect home.

Morag Inglis, Chairman of Mitchells Roberton, said: “I am delighted that we have reached agreement with Frances and Robbie to join us with their highly successful practice.

“They have built a devoted client base over the years and our merger will provide, I believe, the continuity and stability of high-quality client service over the years to come.”

Frances said: “We are proud of the success that Wisharts Law has become. We feel that now is the right time for us to join with like-minded colleagues while we are still actively practising as solicitors.

“Mitchells Roberton offer a wider range of legal services with the same aim of providing a high quality and accessible service. It is the perfect firm to carry on our work and we are delighted to join the team.”

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