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Ten Old Square

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Ten Old Square is ‘a leading set on private wealth and probate matters’. The ’intellectually rigorous’ Simon Taube KC is currently assisting the trustees of Cadogan Trusts with the appointments of altered beneficial trusts, replacement trustees and applications to vary the trusts. Georgia Bedworth, who is ‘excellent at complex trust problems, particularly with property issues’, recently acted for the trustees in Cloke v Carington, a case concerning the extension of the perpetuity and accumulation period under the Variation of Trusts Act. Susannah Meadway is ’an intellectual powerhouse’ and highly recommended.
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  • 'Marc Schofield is the stand-out clerk, quiet, calm, assured and utterly professional.'
  • 'Keith Plowman is very helpful.'
  • 'Marc Schofield has excellent communication, matter management and recommendations to the best barrister for a particular matter.'
  • 'Marc Schofield is super approachable and responsive.'
  • 'Marc Schofield is always very helpful and responsive.'
  • 'Keith Plowman, Fay Bennett and Marc Schofield always stand out for their diligence and helpfulness.'
  • 'Ten Old Square is an academic chancery set.'
  • 'Ten Old Square is a go-to set.'
  • 'Ten Old Square is a great set, always helpful and responsive clerks and a fantastic set of barristers who are all down to earth and approachable.'
  • 'Ten Old Square provides a full range of chancery advice. There are specialists in different areas and a range of experience levels.'

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