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About Us

Gittins McDonald was founded in 1990 by John Gittins and Kate McDonald. They were later joined by Bharti Gittins in 1993 and Kirit Champaneria in 1995.

Aimee Phoenix who started with the firm as a trainee, qualified in 2006 and is now a Director, moved her focus to conveyancing. Gareth Kelly joined in 2013 and a conveyancing team based at 12 Grosvenor Road was created. The following year in the summer of 2014 we moved all of our litigation, wills, criminal and family operations from our old High Street offices to our new site at 27-29 Grosvenor Road.

Over the past 35 years we have evolved into one of the leading firms in Wrexham. We never lose sight of the most important aspect of our work, listening to our clients, understanding their needs, and ensuring that they get the outcome that is right for them.

Gittins McDonald became a Limited company in January 2022. The Directors are Gareth Kelly, Aimee Phoenix and Katrina Owens.

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Local Wrexham Solicitors You Can Trust

Gittins McDonald has supported Wrexham families and businesses for two generations, offering clear, practical legal advice on homes, relationships, and planning for the future, always delivered with straight talking, local knowledge and personal service.

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Our People

Gareth Kelly

Aimee Phoenix

Katrina Owens

Jennifer Williams

A detailed close-up of a small architectural model of a semi-detached brick home, complete with grey slate-effect roof tiles, white-framed windows, and a tiny green front lawn, placed on top of a large printed map of Wrexham streets. Beside the model sits a polished steel house-shaped keyring with new silver keys, resting on a smooth light-wood desk. Overcast natural light from a nearby window creates soft, even illumination, reducing harsh shadows and enhancing textures. Photographic realism, shot from a slightly elevated angle using the rule of thirds, with the house model in crisp focus and the street map subtly blurred, evoking a grounded, local, and reassuring atmosphere for home buyers and sellers.

Conveyancing

A polished dark walnut desk arranged with a neatly stacked will, a probate application form, and a slim, leather-bound file embossed discreetly with gold lettering. A classic green-shaded banker’s lamp casts a warm, focused pool of light over the documents, leaving the surrounding area gently dimmed yet still visible. A simple brass scale of justice ornament and a closed, understated grey folder labeled “Family & Divorce” sit toward the back of the desk. Photographic realism, captured from a slightly elevated angle with a moderate depth of field, creates a calm, thoughtful atmosphere that communicates care, discretion, and professionalism across wills, probate, and family law services.

Probate

Divorce