The administration of an estate can be a time consuming and complex task, particularly where the HMRC is involved. With Inheritance Tax affecting more and more people, it is essential that an estate is dealt with quickly and efficiently and makes the most of all available tax exemptions and reliefs. An Executor's task is not an easy one, but our specialists are available to make the process as efficient and reassuring as possible.
We have Solicitors who are members of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP), the Probate section of the Law Society and Solicitors for the Elderly.
We offer Executorship and Trustee services. If there are business or agricultural assets involved, it is extremely important that specialist advice is sought to minimise tax liabilities and business disruption.
Swayne Johnson can provide specialist advice concerning disputes about Wills, Estates and Trusts. This area of Law is called 'Contentious Trust and Probate' work and involves a combined approach for the Probate and Litigation Lawyers. Whether a Will is in existence or not, People may still be able to claim against the estate of a close relative or person who was maintaining them. Difficulties can arise in the interpretation of Wills and Trusts. In all of these cases it is essential that early advice is sought and strict time scales apply for any challenges in the courts.
Please contact Sarah Noton or David Scott for assistance.
Disputes regarding Wills or Trusts
Swayne Johnson can deal with difficult issues such as:
Select from one of our Probate Law specialists to help you with your legal issue
 
Sarah Noton - Director & Solicitor
Richard Chamberlain - Director & Solicitor
Lynette Viney-Passig - Director & Solicitor
Judy Lewis - Associate Solicitor
Marc Thomas - Assistant Solicitor
Rachel Brown - Assistant Solicitor
Emma Deering - Legal Executive
 
 
 
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that you contact one of our specialist lawyers for advice on your particular circumstances.