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Ann Stanyer

Ann Stanyer

Partner, Wedlake Bell

Ann is a partner in the law firm Wedlake Bell LLP and an acknowledged expert in the field of mental capacity issues and the financial abuse of older people. The second edition of Ann’s book on the subject has been published Bloomsbury Professional. Her practice also covers a wide range of trust, probate and private wealth management work. She also regularly advises on Property and Affairs and Personal Welfare Lasting Powers of Attorney, the registration of Enduring Powers of Attorney, applications to the Office of Public Guardian and Court of Protection including tax planning and statutory will applications. Ann holds appointments for clients as attorney, and executor and trustee. She has also been appointed as Deputy by the Court of Protection and as an Independent Executor and Administrator by the Courts. Ann is also a regular contributor to legal publications and contributes on a regular basis to the Lexis Nexis Law and Finance for the Elderly Client and has contributed to the current 6th Editon of the Law Society's Elderly Client handbook.

Articles

Update | Wealth management

Update | Wealth management

Ann Stanyer reviews recent Court of Protection cases on investment duties and on gifts from a patient's estate, as well as new rules in the Budget on IHT deductibility and specialty debts, and the tax status of holiday lets
Where there's a royal will

Where there's a royal will

Should all Royal Family members, however minor, be able to rely on the practice of sealing wills, asks Ann Stanyer
Probate practice (3)

Probate practice (3)

In the final article in her series on chattels, Ann Stanyer explains sales and capital gains tax, heritage property, pre-owned assets rules and alternatives to paying the income tax charge
Probate practice (2)

Probate practice (2)

In the second of three articles, Ann Stanyer reveals her 'best practice' tips on the valuation and distribution of chattels
Probate practice (1)

Probate practice (1)

Taking steps to identify a client's chattels at the time a will is drafted can save executors a lot of trouble. In the first of a series of three articles, Ann Stanyer shares her 'best practice' tips
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