Representing private individuals, professional trustees, executors, and charities, the contentious trusts and probate practice at Kuit Steinart Levy LLP advises clients on a diverse array of matters. With over 30 years of experience in litigation, the team is led by Nichola Evans, and she specialises in high-value disputes. Graham Wood is experienced in a range of complex estate and trust disputes, and Paul Bricknell specialises in all aspects of tax and estate, with a focus on the success of family businesses. Richard Wilson is another key individual in the team.
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- Richard Wilson is particularly impressive for his calm, strategic handling of contentious probate matters and his ability to guide clients and professional advisers sensibly from an early stage. Jasmine Harland is highly efficient and reliable, with strong attention to detail and a proactive approach that helps ensure matters progress smoothly. Both are easy to work with and bring a level-headed, solutions-focused style that distinguishes them from competitors.
- A highly effective contentious trusts and probate team, combining strong technical expertise with a practical, proportionate approach; particularly reassuring for executors, trustees, and beneficiaries navigating complex or sensitive disputes.
- Kuit Steinart Levy LLP’s contentious probate team stands out for its combination of deep technical expertise in complex wills, trusts, and estate disputes with a pragmatic approach. The team’s close integration with private client and tax specialists allows them to deliver commercially focused advice, particularly in cases involving high-net-worth individuals and business interests.
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Leading associates
Leading associates with regular involvement in their team's key work, and recognition from peers or clients as being ones to watch.
Practice head
Nichola Evans
Other key lawyers
Graham Wood; Paul Bricknell; Richard Wilson