Nyrée-Victoria Grevett

Item: Higgs LLP
Author: Legal 500

Associate - Wealth Preservation

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About me

"I am a private client lawyer, with a special interest in assisting clients with preparing bespoke wills, lasting powers of attorney and trusts. I also enjoy discussing and advising upon estate planning options, with a view to mitigating inheritance tax.”

I am an associate in the private client team, having joined Higgs LLP in February 2018. Prior to joining Higgs LLP, I trained as a solicitor with a Shropshire-based firm.

I assist clients with preparing wills and lasting powers of attorney and advise on estate planning issues and the set-up and administration of trusts.

I am an affiliate member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (‘STEP’) and am part-way through my qualification to become a full STEP member.

Expertise

Wills, trusts, probate

Powers of Attorney

Wills

Trusts

Experience

Completed several ‘death bed’ wills for clients, to ensure that their wishes were recorded. This helped to alleviate stress for them and their families at the end of their lives.
Received some beautiful flowers from two clients, as a thank you for a job well done!

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Favourite place

Home

Favourite film

Moulin Rouge

Favourite quote

"When someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time"

Interesting fact

I spent my Gap Year working in an AIDs orphanage in Kenya.

"Their friendly and professional manner was exactly what I needed at that stressful time. The legal team explained each step of the process in simple to understand terms, which was a huge relief."

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