Trusts & Tax Planning

Our trusts and tax planning lawyers can help you plan for the future.

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Protect your assets and plan for the future effectively with guidance from our expert trusts and tax planning lawyers in Devon.

Putting in place the right arrangements for your assets can be a complicated process, particularly when loved ones and wider inheritance tax implications are involved. Our experienced Private Client lawyers can help you through these considerations, whether you are considering setting up a trust or want to structure your affairs more efficiently.

Trusts can be a particularly valuable tool in this type of estate planning, protecting assets and ensuring that they are passed on in accordance with your wishes. They can be created during your lifetime or incorporated into your will, and are often used when beneficiaries are too young or vulnerable to manage assets themselves or when you wish to protect wealth from creditors or relationship breakdowns.

There are a number of different types of trusts that can be used, including discretionary trusts, life interest trusts, and bare trusts. Our Private Client lawyers deal with all of these on a frequent basis and can help you to choose and put in place a structure that appropriately reflects your wishes.

We understand the technical and practical issues involved in setting up a trust, and know how important it is to ensure that the outcome is a tax-efficient one. Utilising extensive experience advising individuals, families, trustees and beneficiaries across a wide variety of circumstances, the guidance our trusts lawyers provide you will always be practical and transparent, allowing you to feel confident in the decisions you are making.

Based across Devon at offices in Torquay, Exeter and Plymouth, our team also works closely with a number of accountants and independent financial advisers who have proven track records in providing high-quality and independent advice. We are also members of professional bodies, including STEP (Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners), the Probate Section of the Law Society and Solicitors for the Elderly. 

If you would like to receive trustworthy legal advice regarding trusts and tax planning, please get in touch online or via one of our Devon offices. 

Getting in touch:

To find out how we can help you set up and manage a trust, please contact your local Kitson Boyce office:

Torquay – 01803 20 20 20
Exeter – 01392 45 55 55
Plymouth – 01752 60 30 40

Alternatively, you can email us at [email protected] or contact one of our lawyers below.

Send us an enquiry:

Send us your enquiry online by completing our online enquiry form. A member of our Private Client team will then get in touch directly to discuss your situation.

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Our trusts and tax planning lawyers in Devon can help you with:

Your trusts & tax planning team are...

Rebecca FarleyPartner and Head of Private Client

Rebecca Farley practices in probate, wills and estate & tax planning and powers of attorney

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Robert MarshallPartner

Robert is a Partner in our Private Client team.

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Madeline BakerSolicitor

Madeline is a Solicitor in our Private Client team

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Kirsty HuxtableSolicitor

Kirsty is a Solicitor in our Private Client team

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Sophia PettitAssociate (Chartered Legal Executive)

Sophia is an Associate in our Private Client team

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Martin RobertsAssociate (Chartered Legal Executive)

Martin is an Associate (Chartered Legal Executive) in our Private Client team

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Oscar StubbsPrivate Client Trusts Executive/Administrator

Oscar is our Private Client Trusts Executive/Administrator

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Kate StuckeyChartered Legal Executive

Kate is a Chartered Legal Executive in our Private Client team

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