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Grant Johnson
Partner, Head of Private Client
Private Client Services
Phone
01382 346407
Address
Seabraes House 18 Greenmarket Dundee DD1 4QB
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About Grant
Grant is an experienced Private Client Partner who joined RSB Lindsays in 2015 and is head of the firms Private Client team. He specialises in advising a wide range of individuals, families in relation to Wills, Trusts, Executries, inheritance tax planning, and issues affecting elderly clients such as Powers of Attorney and Guardianships.
Grant is also experienced in advising charitable organisations and individuals regarding regulatory requirements. He acts in the setting up and on-going administration of a number of charitable and non-charitable Trusts.
Expertise
Highlights
- Grant enjoyed a secondment with the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR) and is experienced in advising on application submissions to OSCR.
"He is approachable, practical and concise with his advice... he is trustworthy, honest and reliable. He is strong technically, but able to converse easily in layman’s terms, providing clear and practical advice."
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News & Insights
From the team
news 6 November 2019
Our trustee training sessions and governance advice have helped Social Bite with its work to alleviate homelessness
news 4 November 2019
Being a charity trustee is a great way to feel good as well as do good. But to perform their roles effectively, trustees need the right help and support
news 28 October 2019
We are delighted to have our new colleagues from Edinburgh legal practice, Hadden Rankin join us following our merger which takes effect today (28 October 2019)
news 24 September 2019
A warm welcome to Amy Mayberry and Harriet Waters who recently joined our Private Client team
news
Succession planning for farmers can be complex, it’s about more than just retirement and needs thorough consideration
news 3 September 2019
Alastair Keatinge explains why charities' membership models (or lack of them) may be damaging their sustainability
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