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Lynsey Kerr
Partner
Private Client Services
Phone
0131 656 5721
Address
Caledonian Exchange 19A Canning Street Edinburgh EH3 8HE
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About Lynsey
Lynsey is a Partner within our Private Client team based in the Edinburgh office. Lynsey provides a full range of Private Client services including advising Executors and beneficiaries in the administration of estates, drafting Wills and Powers of Attorney and advising Attorneys on their responsibilities and duties.
Lynsey creates and administers Trusts and also provides inheritance tax planning advice. She has a keen interest in the Third Sector and is involved with the establishment, reorganisation and winding up of Charitable Trusts.
Lynsey is a Trustee of LifeCare, an Edinburgh based charity providing a flexible range of care, support, community services and social activities for older people. Lynsey is also a Trustee of Ponton House Trust.
Expertise
Highlights
- Highest scoring graduate of STEP Diploma in Trusts and Estates (Scotland) between January and July 2016.
- Trustee of LifeCare (Edinburgh) Limited
- Member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP)
News & Insights
From the team
news
People have been seeking peace of mind about how they and their loved ones would be looked after should they fall seriously ill, whether as a conseque...
news
In addition to the questionable haircuts being created in lockdown, time for life administration may have led some to consider a DIY Will but there are pitfalls
insights
A contribution towards a deposit will certainly help family members buy their first home, but do watch out for inheritance tax traps
news 4 February 2020
Harriet Grant (Solicitor) joins our Private Client services team and Laura Milne (Assistant Property Manager) is welcomed to Estate Agency in Crichton Street
news 6 December 2019
Kenny Gray, Partner in our Commercial Property team has outlined a series of measures which can give small businesses a fighting chance of success
insights
People often overlook their digital assets, either forgetting they have them or assuming they’ll go to their heirs. But it’s not as simple as that
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