Amanda Rainford

Partner

Amanda has over 30 years' experience in the private client sector and advises on all aspects of UK tax and estate planning for both UK and international clients.

Her wide client wide base consists of individuals, family business owners, trustees for vulnerable beneficiary trusts, trustees of both onshore and offshore trusts and international clients looking to relocate to, or invest in the UK. Amanda's particular strength is IHT & CGT mitigation through the use of trusts and wills. She is particularly interested in the creation of UK trusts and the UK taxation of both trusts and individuals. Amanda's practice also covers the drafting of wills, probate and estate administration, trust administration, and HMRC compliance for trusts. She acts as a professional trustee and executor when required and appropriate and frequently acts as a court appointed Independent Administrator. In addition, Amanda provides advice on elderly client matters, lasting powers of attorney and other Office of the Public Guardian issues such as deputy applications and statutory wills and is a named attorney and court appointed deputy for a number of clients. Amanda is a long standing Member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioner and as well as being a solicitor she is a Chartered Tax Adviser with the Chartered Institute of Taxation.

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Insights
10 May 2022 | Author: Harvey Lavis & Amanda Rainford

Personal Injury Trust

Many accident victims suffer with pain and difficulty for a significant proportion of their future lives. There are in excess of 5 million people receiving state paid benefits in the United Kingdom, so it is important to consider whether a lump sum damages payment arising from a successful Personal Injury claim may have an adverse effect on their entitlement to financial support from the State.

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21 October 2026

Probates and estate administration

Whether or not a person leaves their affairs in good order our experts will act with sensitivity and practicality when helping you to deal with any liabilities, assets and personal effects of a departed relative or friend. Even when estate planning is well organised, there are many formal steps to take and potential pitfalls including relating to tax where experience and organisation is essential advice for beneficiaries through the process from start to finish.

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