Private Client
At Boodle Hatfield, we have been guiding wealthy individuals and families through the legal complexities of planning and protecting their wealth for generations, providing pragmatic and relevant advice.
Today, we are highly attuned to the fast pace of change and expectations – considerations around transparency and risk; ever increasing regulation, international lifestyles and social change to name a few. We blend those factors into our experience to offer robust solutions.
It is by working alongside our clients to truly understand their requirements that we can provide advice which caters for the needs and wishes of each client and family with knowledge and understanding of their history, goals and family philosophy.
Our lawyers are experts in their fields, renowned for being team players and for providing excellence in client service.
How we help
- International and UK Wealth Planning
- Trust & Succession Planning
- Tax & Advisory
- Private Wealth Disputes
- Court of Protection and Capacity
- Philanthropy and Charities
- Wills, Probate and Estate Administration
- Family Business and Family Offices
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We are delighted to announce that Boodle Hatfield has been awarded Private Client Legal Team of the Year (midsize firm) at the annual Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) Awards 2021.
Read more 22 Jul 2021 Boodle Hatfield upholds top band status in Chambers HNW Guide 2021Boodle Hatfield’s reputation as one of London’s leading private wealth law firms remains, as the firm upholds its band one status in the 2021 High Net Worth (HNW) guide and is recognised in the top ranking of the newly introduced Family Offices & Funds Structuring category.
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 06 Oct 2026 Lasting Powers of Attorney, liberty and the right forum: reflections on the Sir Ranulph Fiennes reportsThe recent coverage surrounding Sir Ranulph Fiennes has shone a spotlight on complex questions of mental capacity, personal autonomy and deprivation of liberty. Nicola Bushby and Alex Gamble examine what the law says about Lasting Powers of Attorney, who can make decisions when capacity is lost, and the role of the Court of Protection in resolving disputes.
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