Susan Glenholme > Debenhams Ottaway > St Albans, England > Lawyer Profile

Debenhams Ottaway
IVY HOUSE
107 ST PETERS STREET
ST ALBANS
AL1 3EW
England

Work Department

Wills, trusts and probate

Position

Susan is the managing partner of Debenhams Ottaway and also manages the growing Wills, trusts and probate team. She offers specialist advice in Wills, probate, trusts, tax planning and estate administration and also advises elderly clients in relation to their general affairs, in particular, the preparation of lasting powers of attorney and their registration. Susan is regularly appointed by clients to act as executor, trustee and attorney. Her client base includes a variety of private clients and a number of high-net-worth clients based both locally in Hertfordshire and in London.

Career

Trained Turner & Debenhams (now Debenhams Ottaway); qualified 2000; partner 2005.

Memberships

Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners; Private Client Section of the Law Society.

Education

Attended school in Kenya; University of Hertfordshire (LLB (Hons)), Legal Practice Course, College of Law, Chester

Leisure

Playing the piano and spending time with family.

Lawyer Rankings

South East > Private client > Personal tax, trusts and probate: Beds, Bucks, Herts, Middx

(Hall of Fame)

Susan GlenholmeDebenhams Ottaway

Praised for its ‘attention to detail, empathy and client service‘, the team at Debenhams Ottaway provides a diverse offering, often advising on lifetime planning for the protection of vulnerable adults, the administration of trusts, and inheritance tax issues. The ‘magicalSusan Glenholme heads up St Albans-based practice with her deep knowledge of private wealth management, the drafting of lifetime trusts and registration of enduring powers of attorney. Claire Sharp maintains a trust-focused practice, regularly dispensing advice on life interest trusts and discretionary trusts, in addition to being appointed by clients as trustee or executor. The ‘excellentRachel Hyndman is particularly experienced in advising on Court of Protection issues concerning care for the elderly and deputyship issues.