Angus Burden

Chancery

All aspects of contentious wills and trusts work in particular challenges to the validity of wills, construction and rectification claims, and professional negligence actions arising in the context of will drafting and tax planning. He also deals with applications for the removal of personal representatives/trustees, breach of trust claims, proceedings for reasonable financial provision under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975, and claims based on proprietary estoppel or constructive trust. His non-contentious work encompasses advising in respect of general issues arising in the administration of estates and trusts, including construction queries, the proper exercise of trustees’ powers, and tax. He is also a mediator specialising in contentious will and trust disputes.  

Educated at Exeter University (BA Hons, first class) and Bristol University (post graduate certificates in insolvency, restritution and company law).