Making a will
Making a will allows you to decide who inherits your estate when you die. If you die without a will, there are legal rules which determine who will inherit - this is not always as you might expect. Find out why making a will is so important.
Express wills
Download a form for a simple will designed for people whose affairs are straightforward and uncomplicated.
Trusts
There are many different types of trust, created so that people may save tax, make gifts or retain some control over their assets whilst not actually owning them. We can advise on when and how you should make a trust which is suitable for your particular circumstances.
Inheritance tax planning
Inheritance Tax is a windfall tax for the Inland Revenue of 40% on a transfer of assets to other people or trusts during lifetime or on death. With careful planning, the tax bill can be reduced or even removed altogether.
Disputing a Will
Disputing a will and the estate of a loved one can be awkward and extremely distressing. We understand this and offer you continual reassurance along with a realistic assessment of your case.
Legal 500 2011
Wright Hassall LLP’s team focuses on tax and estate planning for business owners, farmers and rural landowners.
Charles McKenzie leads the team.
Chambers UK 2012
This full-service firm advises farmers, landed estate and family business owners on their tax, trust and estate affairs. The team also has well-thought of business succession planning, charitable trusts and estate planning for the elderly practices. The property and matrimonial teams collaborate closely with the private client team to assure continuity of service.
Key Individual: John Rouse.