Wiggin Osborne Fullerlove

Tax and Trusts

Hannah is a private client lawyer who specialises in advising internationally mobile high-net-worth clients on a broad range of issues. She has particular expertise in tax planning for UK-resident but non-UK domiciled individuals and their families, including in relation to the establishment and taxation of trusts, remittance planning and associated issues, estates and succession planning and advising on the steps non-UK resident individuals should take prior to becoming UK resident to ensure tax efficiency.

More recently, Hannah has advised extensively on the reforms to the taxation of non-UK domiciled individuals both for clients who wish to retain their connections to the UK and for those planning to leave the UK as a result of the reforms. Hannah’s commercial and pragmatic approach as well as her ability to adapt quickly to a changing environment has been invaluable to clients affected by these recent reforms.

Hannah works with a broad range of clients, often across generations, and finds it rewarding to offer solutions to complex problems.

In 2019, shortlisted (and ‘Silver’ winner) of Citywealth’s “Future Leaders” ‘Senior Associate of the Year’ Award, and included in Citywealth's 2019 list of “Future Leaders” in the private wealth industry.

Hannah trained at Macfarlanes LLP from 2008 to 2010 and practised with that firm until 2014. She joined Wiggin Osborne Fullerlove in 2014, becoming a partner in 2022.

STEP, International Bar Association and International Tax Planning Association

Exeter University from 2002-2006. Bristol Institute of Legal Practice from 2006-2007 (Graduate Diploma in Law); BPP Law School, London 2007-2008 (Legal Practice Course)