Leading Commercial Law Firm
Serving Manchester and Cheshire

Wills

At Neil Myerson we place emphasis on providing a highly personalised and unhurried service to every client.

When deciding how you would like your property and possessions to be divided after you die, you need a sympathetic and informed legal advisor.

At Neil Myerson we place emphasis on providing a highly personalised and unhurried service to every client and this is borne out by our exceptionally high level of business by personal recommendation.

We are particularly skilled in the affairs of business owners, professionals and others with high value assets.

Wills & Estate planning
We give individualised advice on wills to suit our clients’ particular wishes and circumstances. We have particular expertise in drafting all types of wills ranging from simple husband and wife wills, mirror wills to more complex inheritance tax planning wills.

We can advise on the effective use of available Inheritance Tax allowances and creation of trusts within wills to protect your assets for the future. We also have specialist knowledge in the ongoing administration of Will Trusts. For married couples, we can advise on the transfer of Inheritance tax allowances and the use of trusts in wills to suit family circumstances.

Succession Planning
In association with our Commercial Department we advise business owners on the best course of action from a tax perspective.

Click here for more information about our specialist services for Owner Managers.

Key Contacts

Virginia Taylor, Solicitor
0161 941 4000
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Amanda Freeman, Solicitor
0161 941 4000
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Newsletters

Private Client Write - Winter 2011
Private Client Write - Winter 2011

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