In the Press
Oliver Auld has written for the Trusts and Estates Law & Tax Journal on the scope of the Jersey courts to set aside a voluntary disposition or other transaction on the grounds of mistake. Read more below (subscription required).
New EU regulations for importing cultural property into the EU – what art collectors need to know
Suzanne Marriott
Quick Reads
Double trouble: the Finance Act 2025 relief for re-remittances
Dominic Lawrance
Insights
Sarah Higgins, Sarah Jane Boon, Miranda Fisher and Charlotte Posnansky write for Family Law Journal on how the 2024 budget is impacting family law
Sarah Higgins
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Family Offices and Succession Planning – handing over the reins
Graeme Kleiner
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eprivateclient quotes Nicola Saccardo and Daniele Mologni on why Italy is an increasingly popular destination for high-net-worth individuals looking to relocate
Nicola Saccardo
In the Press
Sarah Wray writes for Professional Adviser on the inheritance tax consultation on agricultural and business property relief
Sarah Wray
In the Press
FT Adviser reports on our Gen Z survey and quotes William Marriott and Sally Ashford on the financial behaviours of this cohort
William Marriott
In the Press
William Marriott and Sophie Clark write for EG Magazine on structuring the bank of mum and dad and family trusts
William Marriott
In the Press
Dominic Lawrance and Catrin Harrison write for Tax Journal on the implications of the Court of Appeal judgment in the case of ‘A Taxpayer v HMRC’
Dominic Lawrance
In the Press
BBC Radio 5 Live and The Telegraph interview Sarah Jane Boon on Labour’s plans for cohabitation reform
Sarah Jane Boon
In the Press
Something Changed – Landlord recovers possession of iconic music venue
Samuel Lear
Quick Reads
When is 20% not 20%? The real impact of the proposed changes to business property relief on trading companies
Sarah Wray
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Charles Russell Speechlys finds that Gen Z prioritises financial planning and saving amidst growing economic challenges
Sally Ashford
News
"I have finished the court case and I have decided that now is not the right time for you to see your Mum" - Judges writing letters to children could become the norm
Matt Foster
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