Jacqueline specialises in Wills, inheritance tax planning and the administration of estates, both straight forward and complex. She has many years of experience in the creation, administration and winding up of all types of trust, including personal injury trusts. Jacqueline also prepares financial and welfare powers of attorney for clients and acts for clients in the creation and administration of guardianships.
She is also member of STEP (the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners), the worldwide professional association for practitioners dealing with family inheritance and succession planning.
Jacqueline is accredited by the Law Society of Scotland as specialist in Trust Law.
This Practice Note, written by Jacqueline Leslie of Harper Macleod LLP, deals with the procedure for obtaining confirmation in intestate estates, ie where there is no Will, dealing specifically with those aspects which differ from testate estates.
This Practice Note, written by Jacqueline Leslie of Harper Macleod LLP, describes the procedure for obtaining confirmation in Scotland in testate estates in situations both where no inheritance tax (IHT) is payable and where IHT is payable.
This Practice Note, written by Jacqueline Leslie of Harper Macleod LLP, covers the requirements under Scots Law for a Will to be formally valid and the requirements which must be met if effect is to be given to a Will.
This Practice Note written by Jacqueline Leslie of Harper Macleod, summarises the considerations for making a Will in Scotland, and describes the contents of a typical Will and the requirements for executing a Will to ensure that effect is given to its terms.
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