Jonathan Jacobs

Jonathan Jacobs

Partner

Private Client

Jonathan is a highly experienced private client partner who specialises helping families protect their legacy and navigate complex private client matters.

With over two decades of dedicated experience in Wills, Probate, Tax and Trusts, Jonathan guides clients through estate planning and administration, helping families protect their legacy and navigate complex legal matters with empathy and expertise.

Having qualified in 2000, Jonathan has developed comprehensive experience across all aspects of private client work. He takes particular pride in supporting families through sensitive periods, combining technical knowledge with a thoughtful, client-focused approach.

His work encompasses estate planning, Wills, Powers of Attorney, trust management and probate administration – from straightforward estates to those involving complex arrangements.

His understanding of French law and language adds particular value for clients with French connections or assets.

Experience

Multi-generational estate planning

Advising high-net-worth families on wealth planning, including the establishment of trusts and tax-efficient gifting strategies to protect assets.

International estate administration

Managing complex cross-border estate administrations involving the UK and other countries, including liaising with overseas professional advisors.

Protecting vulnerable clients

Supporting vulnerable clients through the creation and registration of Lasting Powers of Attorney, including detailed provisions to ensure their long-term care needs are properly addressed.

What our clients say:

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“Very professional and knowledgeable staff. I will always be extremely grateful for the support and help that Jonathan has given me through a very stressful and traumatic time in my life.”

Recent Wills, Trusts & Probate Client

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