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discreet (diss-kréet) adj. 1. Showing a judicious reserve in
one’s speech or behaviour. 2. Lacking ostentation or pretension;
unobtrusive; modest. [Middle English, from Old French discret,
from Medieval Latin discretus, “showing good judgement”.]
discrete (diss-kréet) adj. Constituting a separate thing; individual;
distinct; unique. [Middle English, from Latin discretus, separate.]
Duncan Watts is a specialist family law firm established in 1989.
Its name is that of its founder, a man well-known and respected
in the professional community. His work and, importantly, his
approach to the work is continued by Martin Croom, Joanne Connor
and their colleagues.
To find out how we operate, check out our Principals & Principles.
To see who we are, click People & Partnership.
To get in touch, Contact us.
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