• sectors-we-work-in-banner

    International Private Wealth Lawyers

Available in other languages:

International individuals are used to dealing with complex planning around their lives and businesses.

This extends across commercial interests and investments, dealing with emotional concerns for safety, security and wellbeing as they move and live, work and invest, and put down roots in different countries.

They often face daily risks of capital losses and capital demands but the current environment presents a new wave of challenges, from citizenship issues, to decisions around physical location and what constitutes a safe residence in the time of a global crisis. This is not only challenging for the family, but also for family offices who advise them, and those responsible for supporting family decisions.

For many families, the current crisis has forced them to think about incapacity and to put in place plans for the future, which instil behaviours in the family to protect their security, privacy, and investment decisions. Whilst families are connected through technology and shared knowledge, systems failures and corruption has led families to consider a simple written document to steer families through future critical conditions.

We are here to help you and your family prioritise the steps you wish to take, and to deal with the complex concepts of citizenship, residence, and domicile, and help understand the position in relation to these rules and the tax system.

We have an international perspective with experts in our own offices in the leading wealth centres in the world, across Europe, Middle East, Asia.

For more information about the specific Private Client legal services we provide, legal services we provide to businesses and our international offices and network, please visit the relevant pages below.

Related pages

Private Client Legal Services

Private Client

Our Private Clients have shaped the way we do business. We respond to your personal plans across multiple areas in the UK and globally.

Find out more
businesses

Businesses

We provide specialist insight and advice to privately owned, family businesses, private equity-backed, AIM and other listed companies.

Find out more
international-reach

Our locations

When it comes to client service at our firm, location is no limit.

Find out more

Our awards

Meet our international private wealth lawyers

Related pages

Investors and Entrepreneurs Legal Services

Investors and Entrepreneurs

For individuals who own and invest in fast growth or family businesses.

Find out more
Landed Estates and Heritage Property Legal Services

Landed Estates and Heritage Property

For multi-generational families to overseas investors, to those owning country houses, farms, stately homes and urban estates.

Find out more
Professionals & Senior Executives Legal Services

Professionals & Senior Executives

For those managing and running businesses.

Find out more
Art & Luxury Lawyers

Art & Luxury

Our specialist lawyers help collectors, creators and curators protect the value of the objects they love.

Find out more
Philanthropy Legal Services

Philanthropy

For philanthropists and sustainable investors.

Find out more
caroline-townsend

What's important to you is important to us. Let's talk

If you would like to speak to a member of our Private Wealth team or to find out more about how we work, please get in touch.

Contact us

More international private wealth articles

  • 5% VAT in Italy for the art market: regulatory impacts and opportunities for international operators

    Nicola Saccardo

    Insights

  • eprivateclient quotes Harriet Betteridge, Hannah Catt, Gregoire Uldry and Alex Reid on 2026 predictions in the private wealth space

    Harriet Betteridge

    In the Press

  • Bloomberg quotes Piers Master on changes to the UK’s family office economy

    Piers Master

    In the Press

  • New Cryptoasset Reporting Framework (CARF) implemented - how might it affect you?

    Vadim Romanoff

    Quick Reads

  • Paramount launches hostile bid for the entirety of Warner Bros

    Grace Hudson

    Quick Reads

  • International Tax Compliance (Amendment) Regulations 2025: What UK trustees need to know

    Elinor Boote

    Quick Reads

  • UAE CCL Reforms: Introducing Multi-Class Shares, Drag / Tag Rights, Deadlock Solutions and Governance Continuity

    Mo Nawash

    Quick Reads

  • IHT and CGT key takeaways after the Autumn Budget

    Julia Cox

    Quick Reads

  • Bitter taxation pills to swallow, arguably all the more indigestible for those separating or divorcing

    Charlotte Posnansky

    Quick Reads

  • The “former matrimonial mansion” – how the new “mansion tax” could reshape divorce

    Miranda Fisher

    Quick Reads

  • Autumn Budget: impact on the prime and super prime property market

    Hannah Catt

    Quick Reads

  • Why the UK Still Deserves a Seat at the Table for Family Offices and Investment Fund Structures

    Vadim Romanoff

    Insights

  • From Westminster to Worli - Why Prenups Matter in Modern Marriage

    Neeva Desai

    Quick Reads

  • “Behind every statistic is a human being with a story” – What the latest ONS figures reveal about marriage, divorce and generational approaches

    Charlotte Posnansky

    Quick Reads

  • Citywealth quotes Jonathan Burt on how foundations and tax transparency in the UAE are changing wealth structures

    Jonathan Burt

    In the Press

  • Navigating Regulation (EU) 2019/880: implementation in Italy and competent authorities for the New European Framework for Importing Works of Arts

    Maria Cristiana Felisi

    Quick Reads

  • Not-So-Cheap-Thrills: Sia Faces Costly Spousal Maintenance Claim

    Dhara Shah

    Quick Reads

  • A very British benefit – More Queuing: Introducing the Europe wide Entry/Exit System from October 2025

    Paul McCarthy

    Quick Reads

  • The Daily Telegraph quotes Nicola Saccardo on our Italian practice and wealthy individuals relocating to Italy

    Nicola Saccardo

    In the Press

  • Financial News quotes Nicola Saccardo and Annapaola Negri-Clementi on our Italian practice and the relocation of wealthy individuals to Italy

    Nicola Saccardo

    In the Press

Back to top