Wednesday 5th October 2022
Venue: The Holiday Inn, Morn hill, Telegraph Way, Winchester SO21 1HZ (map)
Schedule:
1:00 – Registration & Refreshments
1:30 – Seminar commences
3:00 – Refreshment break
3:15 – Seminar recommences
4:15 – Q&A session
4.45 – Seminar concludes
PDF Downloads
Please note as part of chambers ongoing commitment to The Greener Litigation Pledge and our efforts towards reducing our environmental impact, our Annual Inheritance Seminar in Winchester will be paperless. Please click the links below to access and download the notes which accompany the talks:
- Inheritance Act Update – what are the lesson for litigators and will drafters?
- Court of Protection Update
- Capacity to litigate
- Dealing with difficult executors, administrators and trustees – how does one find a cost effective solution?
- Proprietary Estoppel update – looking at remedies and overlapping claims
- ADR and Inheritance Disputes – a review of the landscape post lockdown
Speakers
Mark Dubbery
Mark Dubbery is the Head of the Inheritance, Wills & Probate team. He is an expert in civil and family law, he is an accredited mediator and a member of the specialist inheritance mediators’ group. He is also an enthusiastic speaker and writer on all his areas of specialisation.
Julian Reed
Julian Reed practices in the areas of family and civil law, specialising in areas where the two disciplines overlap. He has a substantial financial provision practice dealing with businesses, farming disputes, companies and partnerships. He is regularly asked to advise and represent clients, particularly former cohabitees, on the existence and extent of beneficial interests in land whether under express, resulting or constructive trusts.
Annie Ward
Annie Ward has a real depth of experience in contentious probate cases, Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 claims and Court of Protection matters. She has specialised in this area for the last 15 years from initial written advice right through to trials and appeals in both the County Court and the Chancery Division.
Jason Nickless
Jason Nickless is the Head of our Commercial team, he provides representation and advice in this very sensitive area of law. Jason can provide practical and carefully considered assistance with claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 and all other areas of contentious probate. He appreciates that these claims are typically made when his clients are facing some of the worst times of their lives and are often in desperate need of practical and clear direction delivered in a thoughtful and considerate manner.
Tara Lyons
Tara is a highly regarded barrister specialising in financial remedies cases, children law and contentious probate and inheritance disputes. She has significant experience for her call in claims concerning the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975, contentious probate matters, disputes about validity of wills and administration issues. Tara is also an experienced mediator and accepts instructions to act as a judge in private FDRs (whether remotely or in person).
