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Suzannah Farnell

Email: Suzannah.Farnell@wrigleys.co.uk

Telephone: 0113 2045 804

Office: Leeds

Department: Probate, Trusts & Estate Planning

Position: Partner

Areas of practice:

Suzannah qualified as a solicitor in 2006. Suzannah provides specialist inheritance tax and succession planning advice with a particular emphasis on advising entrepreneurs and clients with family businesses.  Suzannah acts as professional trustee, executor and attorney within her work and provides multigenerational succession and inheritance tax planning to individuals and their families.  Her advice covers all aspects of lifetime tax and succession planning including wills, trusts, powers of attorney and the use of family investment companies. 

Suzannah also has experience in the administration of high value and complex estates often including business assets.

Suzannah is member of the Society and Trust Estate Practitioners

Professional memberships:

Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners

The Law Society

The Leeds Law Society

 
 
 
 
 
 

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