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Dealing with property after a loved one passes away

By Nadia Cowdrey

09/02/2023

Nadia Cowdrey offers advice to Savills on how to deal with property left behind by a loved one after death
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Specialises in wills, trusts, inheritance tax planning, Powers of Attorney and probate, largely for high net worth clients.

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