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The protection of the wealth you have accumulated over your life is critical to later planning.
Whether you are a private individual, professional, entrepreneur, or someone who has inherited wealth, Healys will be able to help you with all UK and international legal issues.
Healys are specialists in numerous areas of Private Wealth work, varying from advising internationally mobile high-net-worth clients with UK connections on their estate planning, to administering estates, obtaining probate, preparing declarations of trust in relation to property, deeds of variation in connection with wills, powers of attorney, and overseeing general personal and financial affairs (particularly for the elderly).
We offer advice on potential tax- saving devices and financial planning. We have also a list of selected business contacts from independent financial advisors, accountants and wealth managers to assist you.
Healys knows the value of the personal service that we provide our clients. We have friendly, approachable staff and ensure our clients receive the best advice. Healys Solicitors endeavours to make the planning to protect and increase our clients’ wealth holistic, complementing personal and family aspirations, business succession planning requirements and other related wealth management strategies.
For more information on our services or to have a free consultation please contact one of the team on 020 7822 4000 / 01273 685 888 or email privatewealth@healys.com
28th November 2019
The older you are when you make or change your will, the greater the risk that your loved ones will become embroiled in dispute after you are gone. The point was proved by a case in which the onset of dementia very nearly thwarted a retired nurse’s wish to divide her estate equally between her four children. Continue reading »
6th September 2019
If you feel that you have suffered a wrong of any kind, a delay in taking legal action can put paid to your chances of obtaining justice. A widow who was left nothing in her deceased husband’s will found that out to her cost when her hopes of obtaining reasonable financial provision from his estate were dashed. Continue reading »
27th June 2019
Yet another sad case reported recently shows the wisdom of appointing only those who are absolutely trustworthy and/or insured professionals as trustees over your assets. Continue reading »
13th May 2019
When a person is appointed executor of an estate, they are given a reasonable period to progress the estate administration but cannot procrastinate without adverse consequences being likely. Continue reading »
16th April 2019
Judges interpret tax statutes in the real world and are experienced at looking beyond the detailed provisions of intricate transactions to discern their actual purpose. In a case in point, the Court of Appeal found that Capital Gains Tax (CGT) was payable on the sale of shares in a listed company for £14.3 million. Continue reading »
20th January 2020
As Brexit grows closer, immigration has become a key discussion point for Boris Johnson’s cabinet. The UK government has proposed new restrictions set for low-skilled migrants seeking to work in Britain. This policy has not been finalised yet, although there are plans for implementation without transition by the end of December 2020. Continue reading »
3rd January 2020
Healys LLP is delighted to announce the appointment of Andrei Baev as Partner, the Head of the Energy and Infrastructure Department and the Head of Russia/CIS desk.
23rd December 2019
Christmas is an exciting time for many as we prepare to give and receive thoughtful gifts, spend time with loved ones, and ignore calorie intakes as we embrace chocolates, comfort food and more! However, the festive season can also be an extremely difficult time for many individuals and families too. A great number of children at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) are too ill to go home for Christmas. Continue reading »
15th November 2019
Healys are pleased to announce the appointment of our two newest members, Carman Lee and Echo Zhang, who have joined our Asia Pacific department. Continue reading »
24th October 2019
As Shamima Begum begins her legal challenge against the Home Office, the Special Immigration Appeals Commission (SIAC) is holding a 4 day preliminary hearing. The specialist court will hear the legal challenge and consider whether the removal of Ms Begum’s citizenship has rendered her stateless and was therefore unlawful.
Ivon Sampson, Head of Immigration, joined Iain Dale live on LBC to discuss the issues of the case, and the possible consequences of any decision.
Listen to the full radio interview here:
