Wills, Probate & Estate Planning

Our private client lawyers work with individuals and families, providing legal advice on a variety of matters such as taxation, estate management, wills, powers of attorney, court of protection and long term care

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Contentious Probate

If you find yourself in a situation where there is a Will dispute, or a disagreement following a death when no Will has been made, we can provide expert legal advice, sensitively delivered

Court of Protection

If a person is no longer mentally capable of managing his or her affairs and does not have a Power of Attorney then an application will need to be made to the Court of Protection

Lasting Powers of Attorney

Making a Power of Attorney allows you to plan in advance who you would like to act on your behalf in the event of you being unable to manage your own affairs

Long Term Care

Long term care is expensive and so it is worthwhile arranging your affairs as advantageously as possible in the interest of your family and your own financial security

Probate and Estate Administration

We believe that our role is not limited to dealing with the legal process but also providing guidance and practical advice to those who need support

Tax Advice and Tax Planning

We can consider the most tax efficient and advantageous way for you to hold assets, and to pass them on to your beneficiaries

Trusts

Trusts can be a very useful tool in Inheritance Tax (IHT) planning and protecting personal and family assets

Wills

We take a holistic approach in respect of advising you in connection with your Will, we take time in tailoring our approach to suit your needs

Managing Partner

Ashley Partridge

Partner & Head of Wills, Probate & Estate Planning Department

Hilary Hargreaves

Samantha O'Sullivan

Andrew Marshall

Private Client Executive