Private Client Legal 500 2023 Archives - Page 3 of 4

Sophie Price

Constructive Trusts

Property rights are not always clear-cut. Sometimes, a person who does not legally own a property could be entitled to...

If you have been cut out of a will, or the absence of a will has left you without access...

Can a Will be contested? Our contesting a will solicitors know that the last thing anyone wants to do is...

What are Lasting Power of Attorney disputes? Lasting Power of Attorney disputes involve disagreements where an individual has a Lasting...

Laura is a solicitor in the Private Client department. Laura graduated from the University of York in 2019 with a degree...

Tishina Ramkishun Tishina is a solicitor in the Private Client Department where she assists Head of Department, Jan Atkinson, on...

Zuzanna Piotrowicz Zuzanna is a trainee solicitor currently working in the Private Client Department. She previously worked in the Family...

Why making a will is so important Throughout our adult lives, we are encouraged to take the time to make...

What is a Trust? A trust is the formal transfer of assets (e.g. property, shares or money) to a...

If you are responsible for delivering an inheritance tax account you have a legal duty to: Deliver the account within...