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Jacob qualified as a Solicitor in 2017 and has been working in the Private Client team ever since specialising in Wills and Probate, Estate Planning, Power of Attorney, Court of Protection and Trust matters.
Jacob has a degree in Law and European Studies from the University of Portsmouth and completed the Legal Practice Course at College of Law Guildford. Jacob trained at MW Solicitors and undertook seats in residential property, commercial property, private client and civil litigation and had a keen interest in the personal connections established through private client work.
Jacob is also a member of the Society of Trusts and Estate Practitioners (STEP).
Jacob enjoys running, cycling and playing golf (albeit badly).
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Making a will with international assets
Succession laws can vary wildly between countries, and it is crucial that your assets are dealt with in the way that you would like....
Legal FAQ - issues when a loved one goes into care?
Jacob Robinson, Partner in our Wills, Trusts and Probate department answers several commonly asked questions....
IHT and probate - how it works, problems and risks
Where inheritance tax is or may be payable on an estate, matters can get quite confusing and complicated....
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What Happens During Probate - Step-by-Step Timeline
Probate is the legal process of dealing with someone’s estate after they die. In the UK, it typically involves valuing assets, applying for a grant, paying debts and taxes, and distributing inheritance. Most cases take several months, but delays can arise from tax issues, property sales, or complex applications....
Estate Planning: Protecting Your Assets & Wishes
Estate planning is the process of organising your assets, legal documents, and decision-making arrangements so your wishes are followed if you die or lose mental capacity. It typically includes a will, lasting powers of attorney, and an understanding of how your assets are owned....
Urgent, emergency or interim Probate Applications – Possible? Applicable Situations? Other options?
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