Free Event On Protecting And Preserving Intergenerational Wealth


A Harrogate law firm is bringing together legal and financial specialists for an event next month that will examine the practical challenges involved in protecting and preserving family wealth across generations.

Partner and head of family law at LCF Law, Harjit Rait

The event, titled Protecting and Preserving Intergenerational Wealth, is being organised by LCF Law and will take place on Wednesday 7th October from 1pm to 4pm, at The Terrace, Wellington Place in Leeds.

The event will focus on tax, pensions, trusts and estate planning pitfalls, alongside practical approaches to protecting long-term family wealth.

Partner at LCF Law, Hana Gwyn, will provide legal insight into trusts, tax and lifetime gifting, with a focus on how families can structure and protect wealth for the future. Partner at LCF Law, Liam O’Neill, will examine common estate planning mistakes and the risks associated with DIY estate planning.

Partner and head of family law at LCF Law, Harjit Rait, will address key considerations for protecting and structuring family wealth, with a particular focus on long-term planning across generations.

Private client partner, Jelena Savonina, from financial planning and advice specialist, Liberate Wealth, will provide an overview of how inheritance tax works, including planning considerations around pensions, trusts and gifting.

Harjit Rait said: “Families must think about how to pass wealth between generations, but the legal and financial issues involved can be complex. This event brings together different perspectives to look at the practical considerations around trusts, gifting, tax and estate planning, and how these issues can affect families over the longer term.

“The aim is to give attendees a clear understanding of the issues they should consider when looking at intergenerational wealth, whilst highlighting the common pitfalls that can arise without the right advice.”


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