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Keri Rowan

Associate (TEP)


Why choose me

Building close relationships that you wouldn’t necessarily have in a more commercial area, and the variation of personal circumstances and needs, is what makes working in private client law so fulfilling.

Ensuring clients are heard, understood and feel comfortable is my priority. Managing expectations and offering comprehensive advice at the outset is key so that clients are aware of the process, timescales and potential issues which may arise. My specialisms include Will drafting, setting up trusts, preparing lasting powers of attorney (LPAs), and administering estates.

Outside work, I love to bake. I also aspire to be fluent in a second language, but this is very much a work in progress!

Building close relationships that you wouldn’t necessarily have in a more commercial area, and the variation of personal circumstances and needs, is what makes working in private client law so fulfilling.

Ensuring clients are heard, understood and feel comfortable is my priority. Managing expectations and offering comprehensive advice at the outset is key so that clients are aware of the process, timescales and potential issues which may arise. My specialisms include Will drafting, setting up trusts, preparing lasting powers of attorney (LPAs), and administering estates.

Outside work, I love to bake. I also aspire to be fluent in a second language, but this is very much a work in progress!

Questions my clients ask me

This is a complex topic to consider. There are many implications and potential risks in doing this and it is important that bespoke advice pertaining to the client’s individual circumstances is obtained beforehand.

This depends on the client’s individual circumstances but I can advise them on the current inheritance tax rules, the rules surrounding charity gifts and lifetime gifting, and how best to distribute their estate via their will to maximise these allowances/exemptions.

My advice is always to prepare and register LPAs sooner rather than later. Clients often think of LPAs as being beneficial only for losing capacity due to dementia or Alzheimer’s in older age, so it is important to make them aware of situations that may arise outside of this that would make the LPAs useful.

Read what my clients say about me

I have never had the pleasure of working with a solicitor so responsive, clear, practical and on top of everything. Thank you for that.

Mr Glynn Probate

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