TWM in the press

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Increase in IHT investigations recovers additional £246m

TWM in the press

9 February 2026

David Lunn, Partner in Private Client at TWM Solicitors, is featured in Spear’s Magazine and MoneyWeek, with further coverage in Money Marketing, Law360, This is Money, IFA Magazine, Property Industry Eye, PA Adviser, Sunday Express and GB News on the increase in IHT investigations by HMRC in the last year.

Key documents to have ready before your death

TWM in the press

27 January 2026

David Lunn, Partner in Private Client at TWM Solicitors, highlights in The Telegraph some of the documents you should prepare (in addition to a Will) while you’re still alive, such as a letter of instruction and Lasting Power of Attorney.

Our latest media coverage

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.

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27 February 2025

Lora Clark, Chartered Legal Executive Advocate in Family Law, features in Solicitors Journal discussing the rise in grandparents seeking Special Guardianship Orders.

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14 February 2025

Sarah Archibald, Partner & Mediator in Family Law features in the Solicitors Journal and Today’s Family Lawyer, discussing the potential requirement for unmarried parents to provide extra financial support.

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4 February 2025

In the Financial Times, Lora Clark emphasises the importance of taking preventative measures now, as recovering the children will become significantly more challenging once they’ve left the country.

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13 January 2025

Caroline Keeley, Partner and Head of Family Law, is featured in the Financial Times, discussing the importance of cohabitation agreements for couples who live together, to safeguard their respective interests from the outset.