We have a track record of helping wealthy families to organise their affairs and plan for succession. Working alongside Family Office leaders, we help clients to flourish and to build a legacy for future generations.
Our multi-disciplinary team brings the best of Druces to our Family Office clients. From corporate expertise for family-run businesses to charity and philanthropy advice, we advise on more than tax and succession law alone.
Our hallmark is finding low profile solutions for high profile clients. The Family Offices we assist take it for granted that we have the technical, legal expertise they need; we partner with these clients to help them succeed in the long term, often across several generations,
Our family offices expertise covers:
Head of International Private Wealth
Robert is a Partner and the Head of Private Wealth at Druces. He has significant experience with UK and international tax planning, trust matters, probates, tax disclosures and disputes for banks, high net worth individuals, trustees, international companies, UK collection societies and partnerships.
Partner Private Wealth
Paul is a Partner in the Private Wealth department and is the lead partner for our contentious work in this field.
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