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England & Wales · Plain English

Understand the law.
Act with confidence.

Plain-English legal guides and ready-to-use document templates for England & Wales — so you can handle a legal matter yourself, or know when to get help.

Reviewed by a Solicitor (non-practising) — Brad AskewNot a law firm — information, not advice

What you get

Two ways we can help

Read a guide, or open a page that points you to a document template.

Legal guides

Plain-English articles on England & Wales law, written so you can understand your situation and your options.

  • No jargon — real English
  • Linked to GOV.UK & legislation.gov.uk
  • Reviewed by a Solicitor (non-practising)
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Document templates

Tenancy agreements, employment contracts, wills, and other documents you can complete and use.

  • Guidance notes with the document
  • Written for current England & Wales law
  • One page for each document
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Document templates

A professionally drafted document, ready today.

Open the page for the document you need. Each one explains what the document is for, then links to the template.

  • Tenancy agreements, employment contracts, wills, and more
  • Complete the document at your own pace
  • Guidance notes included
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Brad Askew, Solicitor (non-practising) and founder of LegalDocuments.co.uk
Brad Askew
Solicitor (non-practising) · Founder
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Our guidance is reviewed by Brad Askew, Solicitor (non-practising)

Brad Askew is the founder of LegalDocuments.co.uk and a solicitor of England and Wales (admitted to the roll in 2003, SRA ID 300076 — non-practising, no current practising certificate). He practised in civil and commercial litigation before working in legal technology.

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This is not legal advice.The guides and templates on this site are legal information only. They do not constitute legal advice and do not create a solicitor–client relationship. If you need advice specific to your situation, consult a regulated solicitor.