Estelle Tague

Partner | Head of London Private Client / International

Private Client | International | Wills, Trusts and Estates

M: 07917 906734
T: 0207 421 7900 (DDI)
T: 020 7583 2222
estelle.tague@rwkgoodman.com
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Estelle Tague

About Estelle

Estelle Tague is a Partner in our Wills, Trusts, and Estates team, with a specialism in International Private Client work.

Estelle is the Head of our London Private Client team.

Experience:

  • Barrister
  • Chartered Tax Advisor

Learn more about Estelle Tague's areas of expertise:

French International

We are experts at advising on personal legal matters including tax, property, commercial, divorce and litigation in France.

Monégasque expertise

Our French team based in London advises on French and Monegasque tax and law. Where needed we work with local advocates and notaires to ensure you receive the best possible advice.

International lawyers

With many global clients, a significant amount of RWK Goodman’s work is international. We regularly work for both private individuals and businesses to meet their legal requirements around the world.

French Probates

Our French Probate service is efficient, cost-effective, and can be as comprehensive as required to reduce the need for the family to be in the UK.
Share plans and incentives

Tax when living abroad

If you live abroad as an UK expat it is important to ensure your assets and investments are keep in accordance with a variety of different tax regimes, regulations and international tax laws.

Tax lawyers

We make sure that you don’t just stay on the right side of your tax liabilities. We create the conditions for you to manage your finances in the most effective way possible.

Tax and Trusts

Whatever your stage of life, and however you plan to manage your estate, we can put in place tax and trust structures to suit your immediate and future needs.

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