Trust Litigation
Trust litigation frequently involves complex legal issues, substantial assets and competing interests across multiple parties and jurisdictions. Our team represents trustees, beneficiaries and family offices in complex trust disputes, providing strategic advice and robust advocacy to protect wealth, trust structures and succession arrangements. Including:
- Trust interpretation and construction
- Challenges concerning trustee powers
- Trust administration disputes
- Multi-party trust litigation
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Our Core Services
- WILL DISPUTES
- INHERITANCE DISPUTES
- TRUSTEE & BENEFICIARY DISPUTES
- BREACH OF TRUST CLAIMS
- TRUST LITIGATION
- TRUSTS & DIVORCE
- EXECUTOR & ESTATE DISPUTES
- REMOVAL OF TRUSTEES & EXECUTORS
- INTERNATIONAL TRUST & ESTATE DISPUTES
- COURT OF PROTECTION & CAPACITY DISPUTES
- FAMILY BUSINESS & SUCCESSION DISPUTES
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Our team assists a varied client base facing a wide range of challenges in the context of inheritance disputes, trust issues and other multi-jurisdictional matters that can arise in relation to the ownership of assets.
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Why Choose Payne Hicks Beach?
Our partners are recognised by all leading directories in the UK including Chambers UK, Legal 500 UK and Spears 500 for specialist expertise, strategic advice, and handling of high-complexity cases.
The team advises on a variety of issues including applications for the removal of trustees and protectors, cross-border breaches of trust or fiduciary duty by trustees or protectors and applications concerning long standing family trusts. The team also handles matters in the Court of Protection and issues of professional negligence in the context of the private wealth sphere.
In disputes of this nature, resolving the conflict with minimum time and expense is essential, as is having the relevant expertise in this complicated area of the law. We always explore ways to resolve problems and examine all alternative strategies before resorting to litigation.
We understand that privacy and discretion are of critical importance to our clients. We are committed to ensuring your privacy are protected throughout the process.
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