Amir Hamzavi is a Consultant Solicitor at Setfords Law Ltd, admitted as a solicitor in England and Wales in 2000 and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA No. 32388). With more than two decades of legal experience, he advises individuals and businesses across a broad range of property, dispute resolution, family and private client matters.

Before joining Setfords in 2015, he was a partner at a London law firm. His practice combines transactional legal work with contentious matters, allowing him to advise clients on both the legal structuring of transactions and the resolution of disputes arising from them.

Services and Features

Amir Hamzavi advises on residential property transactions, including high-value conveyancing, lease extensions, enfranchisement, matrimonial transfers, buy-to-let investments and auction purchases. His commercial property work includes business acquisitions and disposals, particularly within the healthcare sector, together with lease drafting, rent reviews, lease renewals and matters arising under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954.

His dispute resolution practice covers civil and commercial litigation, landlord and tenant disputes, service charge claims, disrepair matters, professional negligence, contractual disputes and applications for injunctive relief. Where appropriate, he also assists clients in seeking negotiated settlements before or during formal legal proceedings.

In addition, he advises on family law matters including divorce, financial remedy applications, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, cohabitation disputes and Children Act proceedings. His private client practice includes wills, probate, trusts, inheritance disputes, lasting powers of attorney and Court of Protection applications. Fluent in Farsi and with knowledge of Spanish, he also works with clients involved in international legal matters.

Location and Access

Amir Hamzavi is based at 46 Chancery Lane in Central London. The office is situated within one of London's principal legal districts, close to the Royal Courts of Justice and other legal institutions, with convenient public transport connections serving the surrounding area.