Ellen Boesen RWK Goodman

Ellen Boesen

Solicitor

Private Client | Wills, Trusts and Estates

T: 01865 268381 (DDI)
T: 01865 792 300
ellen.boesen@rwkgoodman.com
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About Ellen Boesen

Ellen has extensive experience in the following areas:

  • Wills and Estate Planning
  • Probate (including multi-jurisdictional estates, high net worth estates and complex family relationships)
  • Deed of Variation (changing who benefits from an estate for tax or personal reasons)
  • Lasting Powers of Attorney
  • Registrations of Enduring Power of Attorneys
  • Declaration of Trust (i.e. who owns an asset and in which percentages)
  • Dealing with financial matters on behalf of Deputies and Attorneys.

Relevant specialisms

Will writing solicitors
With a Will in place, you can be confident that your assets will go to the people you intended – without leaving them any unnecessary burdens, worries, or unwanted surprises.
wills trusts and estates
Wills, Trusts and Estates
Your life is full of landmarks. Our compassionate and expert lawyers are here to make sure that you are able to navigate through them all.
Updating your Will
With a Will in place, you can be confident that your assets will go to the people you intended – without leaving them any unnecessary burdens, worries, or unwanted surprises.
Probate and estate administration
As expert probate solicitors, we can help you to understand the many complex layers of being an executor and help you deliver on your responsibilities in a sensitive and financially efficient way.
LPA
Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)
LPAs are the only way you can choose and appoint in advance someone to legally make decisions for you tailored to your particular circumstances.
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