International Wealth Planning
We act for many internationally mobile individuals who have assets in multiple jurisdictions. We are highly experienced in setting up effective international structures to hold those assets.
We advise on the creation, administration and termination of offshore trusts including the selection of an appropriate jurisdiction. We help clients on issues of domicile and residence, acquisition and disposal of UK residential and commercial property and we are highly experienced in establishing family offices to help manage large families and families with substantial wealth.
How we help
- Estate planning – We organise will and estate planning strategies for multi-jurisdictional estates and families
- Financial structuring – We have a wealth of experience in the structuring of tax-efficient acquisition, retention and sale of real estate, portfolio investments and trading or investment businesses
- Offshore structures – We manage the creation, administration and use of offshore trusts, companies, partnerships, foundations and other appropriate entities
- Tax advice – We provide domicile and residence advice to clients coming to, living in, or leaving the UK
- Pre and post nuptial agreements – We advise on all aspects of this increasingly common means of preserving inherited, pre-marital, family business or trust assets in the event of divorce or dissolution of a civil partnership
- Working with other jurisdictions – We always coordinate our advice with that received in other jurisdictions where our clients have a connection, and can advise on associated conflicts of law and private international law issues. We have a strong network of professionals around the world and are renowned for working closely with our clients’ international teams of advisers.
Recommended reading
We are delighted to announce that Senior Associate, Laura Cullinane and Associate, Connor Ryan have been named among the 2026 eprivateclient NextGen Leaders.
Read more 29 Oct 2026 Charitable giving and wealth planning: a meaningful approachIn Family Office magazine, Clare Stirzaker, Private Wealth Partner, explores how charitable giving can form a meaningful part of wealth and succession planning.
Read more 28 Oct 2026 Budget 2026: Key tax changes for individuals, business owners and trusteesBudget day often brings significant tax announcements. This year was rather more measured. Whilst there were no major changes to headline rates, the Budget included several targeted reforms affecting private wealth, family businesses, pensions and trusts, alongside a greater focus on HMRC compliance activity. Our specialists have summarised the key points and what they could mean in practice.
Read more 19 Oct 2026 Boodle Hatfield named a Top Private Client Law Firm by eprivateclientBoodle Hatfield is pleased to be included in eprivateclient’s Top Private Client Law Firms 2026, recognising leading private client law firms across the UK.
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