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Katie Hawksley

Katie Hawksley, Private Wealth Senior Associate, Boodle Hatfield

Senior Associate
Private Client & Tax

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Katie Hawksley, Private Wealth Senior Associate, Boodle Hatfield

Katie is a Senior Associate in the Private Client & Tax department.

Katie advises on a wide range of private client matters for high net worth clients, working with them and related intermediaries, providing tax advice, wealth structuring and succession planning.

Katie has a particular focus on international private client work and advises on the UK tax treatment and creation of offshore structures, residence and domicile issues and cross-border estate planning.

Areas of Practice

Private Client, International, Tax and Advisory, Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney

Professional Memberships

STEP

Education & Qualification

University of Bristol

Qualified as a solicitor in 2007

STEP

University of Bristol

Qualified as a solicitor in 2007

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