TWM in the press

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London and South East families shoulder nearly half of all Inheritance Tax bills

TWM in the press

14 January 2026

Duncan Mitchell-Innes, Partner and Deputy Head of Private Client at TWM Solicitors, is featured in City AM and Business & Accountancy Daily explaining that rising property prices mean Inheritance Tax is increasingly affecting ordinary families, particularly in London and the South East.

“Lockdown Wills” at increased risk of legal challenge

TWM in the press

13 January 2026

Stuart Downey, Partner in Will, Trust and Estate Disputes at TWM Solicitors is featured in Money Week and the Solicitors Journal on how the surge in “Lockdown Wills” is likely to lead to more legal challenges.

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29 May 2025

David Lunn, featured in IFA magazine and Moneyweek, highlights that intestacy rules often disadvantage unmarried or unregistered partners, potentially leading to unintended inheritance outcomes.

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27 May 2025

TWM Solicitors’ Lending team is featured in The Intermediary and Mortgage Strategy following their membership in the Bridging & Development Lenders Association (BDLA).

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18 May 2025

In a recent IFA Magazine article, David Lunn, Managing Associate in Private Client at TWM Solicitors, warns that intestacy laws often exclude unmarried partners, urging people in long-term relationships to create a Will to protect their loved ones.

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22 April 2025

In Money Marketing and Citywire, Laura Walkley, provides insight into the implications of the government’s decision to halve the Inheritance Tax (IHT) relief on AIM-listed shares from 100% to 50%, effective April 2026.

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7 April 2025

Will Macauley, Managing Associate in Lending, is featured in Mortgage Soup, having collaborated on a completed a bridging loan in three days, helping a client secure a Surrey property and avoid extra stamp duty charges.

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7 April 2025

The wave of non-doms leaving the UK as a result of recent tax changes could see a rise in international child abduction cases, Lora Clark, Chartered Legal Executive Advocate in Family Law, has warned in the FT Advisor.