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Private client lawyers Glasgow, Scotland 

Managing personal, financial and tax affairs is becoming increasingly complex and daunting and is all too frequently postponed, sometimes with devastating effect on families and estates. High property values mean that more and more people are caught by inheritance tax. Our expertise means that our clients can put their mind at ease as we support them, their partner and families with sympathetic, clear advice.

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To find out more please contact Edward Laverty or Graham Davidson. Alternatively, you can call us on 0141 221 1919 or fill in our online contact form.

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Their [MSHB] accuracy, efficiency, competence and knowledge cannot be bettered in Scotland.

You made (the process) seem very straightforward and simple for me and that was excellent. I had no doubt that I could count on them to do everything they could to ensure the best outcome for me. They were good listeners and very reliable. This was particularly impressive since they were supporting me internationally. I would highly recommend Miller Samuel Hill Brown in the future.

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Blood is Thicker than Water
Blood is Thicker than Water
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It is the staple of many a Hollywood film: The family gathered expectantly around the fire after a funeral to hear some dusty old lawyer read from an equally dusty last will and testament , only to be shocked to learn that the Late Earl has left ever...
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‘Killer’ Loophole Closed – The Effect of The Trust and Succession (Scotland) Bill
‘Killer’ Loophole Closed – The Effect of The Trust and Succession (Scotland) Bill
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Introduction In a bid to modernise the law on Trusts, Succession and Executors, MSPs unanimously voted to the pass the Trust and Succession (Scotland) Bill on 20th December which prevents killers from acting as an executor in their victim’s estate.  ...
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Legal Rights and Why You Can’t Disinherit a Child in Scotland
Legal Rights and Why You Can’t Disinherit a Child in Scotland
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In a recent Canadian case (Pascuzzi v Pascuzzi), a father excluded his daughter from a previous marriage in his Will and left his entire estate to his new wife. After his child raised a court action, the Court intervened to vary his Will and awarded ...
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Organ Donation – what does the law in Scotland say?
Organ Donation – what does the law in Scotland say?
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Organ Donation Week ran from 19th to 26th September this year with the objective of raising awareness surrounding organ donation and transplantation, but what does the law in Scotland say on this topic? The Legal Position The Human Tissue (Authorisat...
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Save the Date: The Upcoming Deadline for Registering Trusts with HMRC
Save the Date: The Upcoming Deadline for Registering Trusts with HMRC
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The Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information of the Payer) Regulations 2017 introduced a requirement that trustees of trusts which have a tax liability (such as Inheritance Tax, Capital Gains Tax, Land and Buildings Tr...
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