Ultra High Net Worth & High Net Worth Individuals
Your experts
Wealthy individuals need to balance the demands of business, investment and protecting their wealth at all times and often in the public eye.
Having an expert to guide you through the complexities of the legal landscape and the practical decisions you need to make is highly valuable – this frees you up to focus on your family, your business ideas and the future. At any one time, you may be considering succession planning; reputation management; relocating to the UK; buying a home or establishing a charity to give something back to the community.
Across the world, we are trusted to support and guide our clients in:
- Tax and succession planning for UK and international families
- Changes in political economic climate which impact on plans
- Investing in assets, from property to luxury commodities
- Resolving disputes on personal, business or property issues
- Divorce and nuptial protection
- Philanthropic giving
- Setting up, running or exiting business ventures
- Relocating to the UK and navigating the UK immigration system
At Boodle Hatfield, we have been advising wealthy and successful individuals for centuries and will work with you to deliver practical and innovative advice to enable you to achieve your ambitions.
Recommended reading
In the Solicitors Journal, Family Partner, Katie O’Callaghan examines a recent Supreme Court ruling that provides important guidance on the role of children’s views in international child abduction cases.
Read more 2 min read 07 Sep 2026 Preparing for change: proposed reforms for cohabiting couplesIn Financial Reporter, Partner, Emily Brand examines the Government’s proposed reforms to cohabitation law and what they could mean for financial advisers and their clients. The article examines the potential impact on financial planning, inheritance and estate planning, and highlights the importance of reviewing arrangements in anticipation of possible legal change.
Read more 3 min read 03 Sep 2026 Cohabitation reform: what could it mean for unmarried couples?In eprivateclient, Partner, William Rollin discusses the UK Government’s proposed reforms for cohabiting couples and the wider implications for those advising individuals and families. As the legal landscape for unmarried couples looks set to evolve, William outlines the key proposals and explores how advisers can help clients prepare for potential change.
Read more 2 min read 19 Aug 2026 Why more Gen Z and Millennial couples are saying ‘I do’ to prenuptial agreementsWith prenuptial agreements becoming increasingly popular among a wider range of couples, conversations about financial transparency and future planning are moving further into the mainstream. Property appreciation, later marriages and intergenerational wealth transfers are all contributing to growing demand, with many couples’ seeking clarity over how assets, debts and other financial matters would be treated in the event of a separation.
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