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Farhan Tilok

Advocate Farhan Tillok – Senior Associate, Tahmidur Remura Wahid, TRW Law Firm in Bangladesh. Senior Associate, TRW Law Firm in Dhaka Advocate Farhan Tillok, a distinguished lawyer at TRW Law Firm, acts for high-net-worth individuals, trustees, fiduciaries, family offices, wealth managers, and multinational enterprises with interests in Bangladesh and across the globe. His practice spans contentious private client work, trust and estate litigation, fiduciary disputes, and complex commercial claims. Farhan has extensive experience litigating in courts across Bangladesh, and has also worked on cross-border matters involving offshore structures and trusts. He is regularly instructed in disputes that affect family wealth and governance structures, particularly those involving complex trust arrangements and intergenerational business assets. His expertise includes: Applications involving rectification or revocation of flawed fiduciary decisions or legal instruments based on mistaken advice Breach of trust and mismanagement claims Fraud and misappropriation claims relating to family wealth and corporate holdings Disputes between family members concerning beneficial interests in family trusts and control over operating companies Trustee direction applications and judicial approval of fiduciary decisions Legal issues involving loss of capacity of settlors, trustees, or family stakeholders Will challenges and succession disputes, including legal claims under inheritance laws Disputes concerning ownership, title, and transfer of valuable artworks and culturally significant property Farhan has particular strength in resolving long-running and sensitive disputes between beneficiaries of high-value family trusts—often those holding ownership in regional conglomerates and diversified private businesses. He also works closely with TRW’s private client team to ensure cohesive advice on governance, succession planning, and litigation strategy. In addition to representing clients in court and arbitration proceedings, Farhan has played a pivotal role in achieving successful outcomes in complex, large-scale settlement negotiations. His strategic approach in mediation has helped resolve numerous contentious family and trust disputes without the need for prolonged litigation. Due to his deep understanding of fiduciary obligations and legal duties of care, Farhan is frequently instructed by claimants in professional negligence claims—particularly those arising from flawed legal, tax, or fiduciary advice provided to private clients. · Tahmidur Remura Wahid TRW Law Firm

BangladeshPrivate Client, Trusts & Estates

About

Advocate Farhan Tillok is a Senior Associate at Tahmidur Remura Wahid (TRW Law Firm) in Dhaka who advises high-net-worth individuals, trustees, family offices, wealth managers and multinational clients on contentious private client matters, trust and estate litigation, fiduciary disputes and complex commercial claims. He has experience litigating across Bangladesh and on cross-border matters involving offshore structures and trusts, and is regularly instructed in sensitive family wealth, succession and professional negligence disputes.

Practice areas

Private ClientTrusts & EstatesFiduciary & Trust DisputesLitigationCommercial LitigationArbitrationArt & Cultural Property

Office

Bangladesh

Tahmidur Remura Wahid TRW Law Firm · Advocate Farhan Tillok – Senior Associate, Tahmidur Remura Wahid, TRW Law Firm in Bangladesh. Senior Associate, TRW Law Firm in Dhaka Advocate Farhan Tillok, a distinguished lawyer at TRW Law Firm, acts for high-net-worth individuals, trustees, fiduciaries, family offices, wealth managers, and multinational enterprises with interests in Bangladesh and across the globe. His practice spans contentious private client work, trust and estate litigation, fiduciary disputes, and complex commercial claims. Farhan has extensive experience litigating in courts across Bangladesh, and has also worked on cross-border matters involving offshore structures and trusts. He is regularly instructed in disputes that affect family wealth and governance structures, particularly those involving complex trust arrangements and intergenerational business assets. His expertise includes: Applications involving rectification or revocation of flawed fiduciary decisions or legal instruments based on mistaken advice Breach of trust and mismanagement claims Fraud and misappropriation claims relating to family wealth and corporate holdings Disputes between family members concerning beneficial interests in family trusts and control over operating companies Trustee direction applications and judicial approval of fiduciary decisions Legal issues involving loss of capacity of settlors, trustees, or family stakeholders Will challenges and succession disputes, including legal claims under inheritance laws Disputes concerning ownership, title, and transfer of valuable artworks and culturally significant property Farhan has particular strength in resolving long-running and sensitive disputes between beneficiaries of high-value family trusts—often those holding ownership in regional conglomerates and diversified private businesses. He also works closely with TRW’s private client team to ensure cohesive advice on governance, succession planning, and litigation strategy. In addition to representing clients in court and arbitration proceedings, Farhan has played a pivotal role in achieving successful outcomes in complex, large-scale settlement negotiations. His strategic approach in mediation has helped resolve numerous contentious family and trust disputes without the need for prolonged litigation. Due to his deep understanding of fiduciary obligations and legal duties of care, Farhan is frequently instructed by claimants in professional negligence claims—particularly those arising from flawed legal, tax, or fiduciary advice provided to private clients.

Bangladesh

Expertise

Private client and trust litigationFiduciary disputes and breach of trust claimsFamily office and intergenerational wealth disputesProfessional negligence (advice to private clients)Cross-border / offshore trusts and structuresWill challenges and succession disputesDisputes over ownership and transfer of artworks and culturally significant propertyMediation and settlement negotiations