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Stroud - UK

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Not Disclosed

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Salary Not Disclosed

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1 Vacancy

Job Description



Requirements

  • Circa 3 years PQE.
  • The STEP or SFE qualification would be preferred but is not essential.
  • Knowledge of the law relating to Contested Wills and Inheritance Act claims.
  • Demonstrable experience of successfully having acted for clients in contentious Probate matters.
  • Ability to advise and progress claims on behalf of a dependent under IPFDA 1975.
  • Experience in a variety of different areas of dispute in Probate including disputes over the validity of a Will capacity of the testator and disputes as to an estate administration and costs charged by the person administering an estate.
  • Preparation of responses to a Larke v Nugus request.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of the preparation of Wills (including Wills incorporating measures aimed at asset protection and mitigation of tax).
  • Fundamental principles of inheritance capital gains and income tax and their application in an estate planning context.
  • Formation administration and taxation of trusts; administration of estates; deeds of variation.
  • Knowledge of the preparation and registration of Lasting Powers of Attorney.
  • Ability and willingness to learn and manage workload in an efficient and organised manner and meet clients demanding requirements.
  • Able to communicate very well in writing using correct grammar and plain English.
  • Enthusiastic willing and strong team player have an excellent balance between technical ability and commercial awareness.
  • Possess strong organisational and interpersonal skills and be IT proficient.


Benefits

  • 24 days of annual leave plus Bank Holidays
  • A variety of employee benefits including; Life Assurance Opticians Scheme Staff Discounts and Christmas Saving Club.


Circa 3 years PQE. The STEP or SFE qualification would be preferred but is not essential. Knowledge of the law relating to Contested Wills and Inheritance Act claims. Demonstrable experience of successfully having acted for clients in contentious Probate matters. Ability to advise and progress claims on behalf of a dependent under IPFDA 1975. Experience in a variety of different areas of dispute in Probate, including disputes over the validity of a Will, capacity of the testator and disputes as to an estate administration and costs charged by the person administering an estate. Preparation of responses to a Larke v Nugus request. Demonstrate an understanding of the preparation of Wills (including Wills incorporating measures aimed at asset protection and mitigation of tax). Fundamental principles of inheritance, capital gains and income tax and their application in an estate planning context. Formation, administration and taxation of trusts; administration of estates; deeds of variation. Knowledge of the preparation and registration of Lasting Powers of Attorney. Ability and willingness to learn and manage workload in an efficient and organised manner and meet clients demanding requirements. Able to communicate very well in writing using correct grammar and plain English. Enthusiastic, willing and strong team player, have an excellent balance between technical ability and commercial awareness. Possess strong organisational and inter-personal skills and be IT proficient.

Employment Type

Full Time

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