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Chelsea Martin

Email: chelsea.martin@wrigleys.co.uk

Telephone: 0113 204 5715

Office: Leeds

Department: Private Client

Position: Partner

Areas of practice:

Chelsea qualified as a solicitor in 2014. Chelsea primarily advises high net worth clients on lifetime planning using trusts and outright gifts, and she advises business owners on their succession planning and the availability of inheritance tax reliefs. She is a trusted and dedicated legal advisor acting for multiple generations of various client families and is often referred by clients to business associates and friends. Other leading firms of solicitors frequently refer matters involving corporate transactions to Chelsea where specialist trust, estate planning or probate advice is required at short notice.

Testimonials:

Of Chelsea, "She offers timely work and quality, detailed advice."

(Chambers and Partners HNW Guide 2024)

Professional memberships:

Chelsea is a member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners. 

Chelsea was recognised as one of the 2023 eprivateclient NextGen Leaders.

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Publications:

Chelsea has written the following articles:

Cohabitating partners – the misconception of a ‘common law marriage’ to remain

Reasonable financial provision for a widow


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