Oliver Court

Oliver advises individuals, families and trustees based in the UK and abroad on UK tax, estate planning and asset structuring. His clients range from UK families and executives to European and US entrepreneurs and their structures. Oliver specialises in advising on UK/US situations and spent time on secondment with the trusts and estates group of a leading New York law firm. He also works with families to establish and reorganise international family office and asset-holding structures and put in place family constitutions. Oliver is a member of the firm’s trust and probate litigation group and has worked on large-scale trust litigation both in England and overseas. · Macfarlanes LLP

EnglandPrivate Client, Trusts & Estates

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About

Oliver advises individuals, families and trustees in the UK and abroad on UK tax, estate planning and asset structuring, with particular expertise in UK/US situations and international family office and asset‑holding structures. He is a partner in the Private Client department at Macfarlanes and is a member of the firm's trust and probate litigation group.

Practice areas

Private ClientTrusts & EstatesTaxEstate PlanningLitigationFamily OfficeCross-Border

Office

England

Macfarlanes LLP · Oliver advises individuals, families and trustees based in the UK and abroad on UK tax, estate planning and asset structuring. His clients range from UK families and executives to European and US entrepreneurs and their structures. Oliver specialises in advising on UK/US situations and spent time on secondment with the trusts and estates group of a leading New York law firm. He also works with families to establish and reorganise international family office and asset-holding structures and put in place family constitutions. Oliver is a member of the firm’s trust and probate litigation group and has worked on large-scale trust litigation both in England and overseas.

England

Expertise

UK–US cross-border tax and trustsInternational family officesAsset‑holding and restructuringTrust and probate litigationFamily constitutionsHigh‑net‑worth individuals, families and executives

Admissions

Qualified 2004