Private Client
PRACTICE AREAS
Our Private Client solicitors in London advise individuals and families on a wide range of personal legal matters, helping clients protect their assets, plan for the future, and manage their affairs with confidence.
We understand that private client matters often involve important personal and financial decisions. Our team provides clear, practical legal advice tailored to your individual circumstances, ensuring you understand your options at every stage.
Whether you are planning your estate, making arrangements for your future, or dealing with a sensitive personal matter, we are committed to providing professional and compassionate support.
Our Private Client Services
Wills Probate Contentious probate and inheritance disputes Trusts Estate and succession planning Lasting Powers of Attorney Court of Protection and mental capacity matters Personal tax planning Personal insolvency Cohabitation disputes Residential property matters Personal Insolvency
If you are experiencing financial difficulties and are unable to meet your financial obligations, our solicitors can advise whether bankruptcy or an alternative solution may be appropriate.
Although bankruptcy can provide a fresh financial start in certain circumstances, it also has significant legal and financial consequences. We explain the available options clearly so that you can make an informed decision based on your individual circumstances.
Why Choose Chan Neill Solicitors?
Our multilingual team advises clients in English, Mandarin, Cantonese, and several other languages. We regularly assist clients in London, across the UK, and internationally, providing practical legal advice with a clear understanding of both legal and cultural considerations.
If you require advice on any private client matter, please contact our team to discuss how we can assist.
Our services include:
- Wills, Trusts and Probate
- Personal Taxation and Estate Planning
- Mental Capacity
- Forgery, fraud and sham arrangements
- Setting aside gifts
- Cohabitation disputes
- Residential Property and Estates
- Power of Attorney
