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If your family dynamics or financial arrangements are somewhat complex, it’s even more important than usual to have a clear and effective will. We have all the necessary expertise to provide peace of mind, for you and for your loved ones.


If you have assets, and especially if your financial affairs or family dynamics are complex in any way, it’s essential that your will is clear and effective. We have the expertise and insight to ensure that your estate passes to your beneficiaries without disputes, delays or avoidable costs.

Our advice is always based on an in-depth understanding of all your circumstances (not purely financial), your values and your goals. We’ll ensure that your will precisely reflects your assets, and takes full account of any complexities. If necessary, we’ll also advise you on protecting assets against potential future claims; effectively working within the UK tax regime and any overseas ones that apply; establishing trusts; making bequests to charities; and any other issues that apply in your particular case.

Our team includes experts in every area that is typically relevant, including residential property, and when necessary we bring in specialists from other parts of the firm such as Agricultural and Rural.

Our expertise includes:

  • Tax advice
  • Asset protection
  • Philanthropy
  • Residential property
  • Succession planning

Jacqueline Arthur

Senior Associate

Laura Barron

Senior Associate

Heather Bird

Director

Alanna Buchan

Senior Solicitor

Gillian Campbell

Partner

Erin Connor

Senior Solicitor

Alexis Graham

Partner

Emma Grunenberg

Associate

Eleanor Kerr

Partner

Christopher McGill

Partner

Keith McLaren

Partner

Pamela McMillan

Senior Associate

Malcolm Rust

Partner

Erin Ryan

Senior Solicitor

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