
Since the firm was established in 1996, we have been particularly fortunate and successful in attracting and growing nationally recognised specialists within a more flexible and collegiate environment.
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Individuals, families and trustees
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We advise our private clients on the protection of personal and inherited wealth. This is achieved through a complete understanding of their finances, aspirations and family relationships, coupled with in-depth knowledge of the applicable law and tax rules. Our clients include the owners of substantial landed estates, successful entrepreneurs, and the trustees of family trusts, as well as individuals with overseas interests. As well as providing estate planning advice, we advise the executors and beneficiaries of deceased estates.
Family Owned Business
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The Wrigleys Family Business team provides strategic and legal advice to a large number of family business owners. Family businesses face unique challenges when balancing the needs of the family with the needs of the business. These challenges increase in times of inter-generational change and when businesses adapt to market pressures.
Landed Estates
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Wrigleys advises well over 100 landed estates, as well as many farmers and other landowners, on a very diverse range of matters. Our main aim is to help clients preserve family landholdings, which have often been held for many generations. With our combined expertise in niche areas of tax, trust, property and agricultural law, we guide clients through the process of handing ownership and control of a farm or estate on to the next generation. We are, in essence, expert Farming and Estate Solicitors.
Trusts & Asset Protection
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The following is a short guide to some of the trusts commonly used by families, individuals and business owners for asset protection and tax and estate planning purposes, for which Wrigleys has a team of dedicated solicitors with years of knowledge and expertise. Property, cash, investments or policies can be placed in to a trust to be held for your beneficiaries, for example a spouse, children or grandchildren. Such trusts are set up by a person during their lifetime and so different form trusts which are created in wills.
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