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Julia Boyes

Email: julia.boyes@wrigleys.co.uk

Telephone: 0113 204 5703

Office: Leeds

Department: Probate, Trusts & Estate Planning

Position: Partner

Areas of practice:

Julia qualified as a solicitor in 1989. Advice on all areas of lifetime capital tax planning; including agricultural assets, landed estates, conditional exemption and heritage property. Advice on offshore trusts and restructuring. Advice on preservation and protection of assets. Advice to trustees.

Testimonials:

"Julia Boyes is quite possibly the best private client lawyer I work with. Her knowledge of trusts and tax is second to none." (Legal 500)

 

 

Professional memberships:

Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (Former Secretary Yorkshire Branch)
Heritage Lawyers Association
Historic Houses Association
Julia has been recognised on the 2018 Cityweath Leaders List for private client professionals and has been chosen to appear on the Winter 2017/18 Top 50 Powerwomen.

 

Publications:

Contributor to LexisNexis Finance and Law for the Older Client and LexisNexis Online Service Tolley Guidance.

 

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