Blacks Solicitors LLP‘s ’highly professional’ team advises on all matters relating to wills, probate, and estate administration. The practice is led by Nick Rhodes, who is highly experienced in working with vulnerable clients, and advises on inheritance tax planning, the preparation of wills, and the administration of estates. Annie Beaumont and Jenna Keough are key names within the team.

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Testimonials

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  • 'Highly professional, with a genuine can-do attitude.'
  • 'A feeling that you are being cared for AND cared about. Knowledgeable and professional, but importantly, approachable and refreshingly honest in their advice.'
  • 'I find this practice gives clients individual attention as needed. I can only speak for myself, but they have given me everything I asked for and advice when they felt it was needed. They have made me feel that they understand my problems and give me advice on how to deal with them.'
  • 'Very personal service, made to feel comfortable and supported. The confidence we felt in the advice given was second to none. Everything is explained at every step of the process.'
  • 'Jenna Keough is professional, kind and personal.'
  • 'I have been with Blacks Solicitors for many years and have nothing but praise for them. Without exception whoever has dealt with our legal issues & requirements has been professional & efficient, as well as sensitive & supportive.'
  • 'Each member of the team I have come into contact with has been lovely & they often go that extra mile to get the job done with the least inconvenience to myself & other family members. They show care, sensitivity & are very supportive. Nothing seems to be too much trouble.'
  • 'Members of the team we have met are professional, friendly and knowledgeable, giving a tailor-made personal service making suggestions that are unique to our requirements.'

Practice head

The lawyer(s) leading their teams.

Nick Rhodes

Other key lawyers

Annie Beaumont, Jenna Keough