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England - South West • Private client
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Contentious trusts and probate

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Slee Blackwell

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Slee Blackwell’s practice head Naomi Ireson focuses her offering on a wide range of matters, including advising charities in relation to legacy disputes, claims brought under the Inheritance Act 1975, challenges to the validity of wills and beneficial interest claims involving estoppel, constructive trusts and TOLATA.
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Testimonials

Collated independently by Legal 500 research team.

  • ‘Naomi Ireson - a legend in the making. Her calm and unflappable approach is only outdone by her knowledge and experience. Clients' trust and confidence in Naomi are very well earned.'’

  • ‘Slee Blackwell has dealt in an efficient and professional manner with our contentious probate situation. Always available when needed and has kept us updated throughout. I take my hat off to them!’

  • ‘Everyone with whom I have had contact is exceptional in their understanding, professionalism, and customer care. They always respond quickly and efficiently to all questions and queries. When I chose Slee Blackwell to represent me, they were by far the best I had contacted.’

  • ‘They are specialists in the field of contentious trusts and probate and have a wealth of experience in these areas.’

Key clients

  • St Giles Animal Centre

Work highlights

Represented a defendant in a possession claim and a counterclaim for proprietary estoppel and constructive trust.
Advising the St Giles Animal Centre in a charity law dispute centred upon the true definition and meaning of a charity’s objectives.
Advised a client on her 1975 Act and estoppel claim at mediation.

Practice head

Naomi Ireson