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Clients choose our firm because we're a team of experts who specialise in Private Client, Tax & Trusts and Contentious Wills and Estates advice. In response to our clients' needs, we also offer a Bespoke Property Service. Many of our advisors are recognised experts in their field and they and our firm have won numerous awards - for more information on our credentials, see here.

We provide a comprehensive, empathetic, highly bespoke service to our clients, helping them manage their assets and plans for the future and provide solutions to protect their wealth for future generations. Our team of experts possess a strong mix of skills and experience in advising clients on their needs.
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Protect your interests with Lasting Powers of Attorney - legal documents which allow you to name one or more people to act on your behalf in the event that you are no longer able to make decisions yourself. There are two types of LPAs: - a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) for property and financial affairs, and an LPA for health and welfare.
Acting as an attorney for a friend, relative, or client can be a complex and demanding task. Attorneys are held to a high standard of conduct and, without proper advice, making the correct decisions can be very difficult. The smallest mistake can have lasting legal and welfare consequences, meaning it is best to seek professional advice for attorneys from specialist Solicitors you can trust.
Probate (estate administration) is the process of managing the assets of a deceased's estate and distributing the assets to beneficiaries in line with the Will. Efficiency and technical knowledge are the keys to the good administration of an estate. Our specialist Solicitors can promise you both. Many people will be called upon at some point to administer the estate of a relative or friend.
We understand the importance of Court of Protection & Deputyship applications. We do everything within our power to make these applications simple and stress free for you, so you can concentrate on what matters most.

If you are looking after someone who has lost the capacity to make his or her own decisions about their own care and treatment but has not made a Power of Attorney, then you will need to consider applying to the Court of Protection to be appointed as a Deputy under the Mental Capacity Act.A Deputy would be a family member, a close family friend, another loved one or a professional, such as a Solicitor.
Our specialist advisers can provide bespoke advice and their in-depth understanding of this legal area to help you get the most from your CGT, income tax and IHT tax planning. Inheritance tax is a tax on the estate left when someone dies. There is normally no tax to pay if someone's estate falls below the 325,000 threshold or they leave their estate to a spouse, civil partner or charity.
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