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Private Client
Overburys has long been established as a private client firm. We can offer expert advice in many fields relating to private client law.
Our range of expertise includes Probate, the winding up of estates, Wills, Powers of Attorney, Applications to the Court of Protection, Tax planning, Trusts and Care of the Elderly.
We have members of the private client team who are specialists in all areas and who belong to the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners. For further information contact a member of our team in confidence.
We have particular expertise in the area of Inheritance tax planning and spend a lot of time with clients mitigating the effect of Inheritance tax on their estates.
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 | Nicholas Flower Nicholas is head of the private client department and specialises in probate and will drafting. Nicholas is a Partner within the firm. | |
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 | Alisdair Liddle Alisdair specialises in all aspects of private client law but in particular wills, estate planning and tax advice. Alisdair regularly participates in seminars to the public on the subject of Inheritance tax planning and wills. Alisdair is a member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners and is the firm’s Managing Partner. | |
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 | John Rushmer John is a former partner in the firm and now works as a Consultant specialising in Wills and Probate. However his immense experience means that he can cover all aspects of private client law. | |
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 | David Ramsbottom David is an Assistant Solicitor in the Department dealing with all aspects of private client law and is a specialist in property and tax related issues. | |
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 | Janette Smith Janette is an Assistant Solicitor dealing primarily with probate, having considerable experience in this type of work. She has recently joined the firm after 12 years of practice in the Norwich and Norfolk area. | |
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 | Sophie Thurston Sophie Thurston is an assistant solicitor in the private client department. Sophie is the newest member of this department having qualified as a solicitor in early October 2008. | |
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