Discover my top tips
Explain your finances to your family and keep an up to date note of where you have accounts. It will make things much easier for your relatives further down the line.
Helping people plan for the future and resolving difficulties after a loved one has died is at the heart of what I do. Practicing in this area of law is complex, so it is vital that I understand where people want to get to and provide the best solution to achieve that.
I support a broad spectrum of clients, from those who want to do complex tax planning to the elderly to young people wanting to ensure their new family is looked after. I provide specialist legal advice on various concerns including wills, lasting powers of attorney and probate.
Outside work, I enjoy reading Penguin Classics and getting involved in sports like rowing, skiing, and ice skating.
Discover my top tips
Explain your finances to your family and keep an up to date note of where you have accounts. It will make things much easier for your relatives further down the line.
Read questions I'm frequently asked
What are the best ways to avoid inheritance tax?
Laws around inheritance tax can be difficult to navigate and there is no one size fits all solution. There is no real substitute to assessing your position and seeing what options are available to your individual circumstances.
Do I need a will?
A will can provide peace of mind to both you and your family. If you have to ask about needing one, then you probably do – especially if you have a partner, children or assets.
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