Natasha Southam

Senior Associate

Background & Biography

Natasha is a Senior Associate in the Private Client department and handles a range of private client matters, including the preparation of wills, succession and inheritance tax planning, lasting powers of attorney, and estate administration.

She has experience working with a variety of both domestic clients and those with foreign domicile and assets and has a particular interest in matters with a cross-border element. Natasha works with a network of trusted third-party advisors to provide a comprehensive service to clients. Clients appreciate Natasha’s empathetic nature and her ability to give thorough, but clear advice and guidance at what can be some of the most testing times in our clients’ lives.

Natasha is a full member of STEP (the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners), having completed the Diploma in Tax and Estates and achieved the Advanced Certificate in Cross Border Estates. She is the current Branch Chair of the STEP London Central Committee and representative for England and Wales on STEP’s global Next Gen Working Group.

  • 2020 – Present | Seddons, Solicitor; Associate
  • 2018 – 2020 | Ronald Fletcher Baker LLP, Solicitor
  • 2017 – 2018 | Dixon Ward Solicitors, Trainee Solicitor
  • 2016 – 2017 | Rosling King LLP, Paralegal
  • 2015 – 2016 | University of Law, LPC
  • 2013 – 2014 | University of Law, GDL
  • 2008 – 2012 | University of Leeds, BA (Hons)
  • Drafting English only and worldwide wills.
  • UK tax and succession planning advice for UK domiciled, and non-UK domiciled individuals.
  • Domicile and residence status advisory work.
  • Complex estate administration work including: the re-seal of foreign Grants, non-standard probate applications and estates with a cross border element.
  • English law trust advisory and administration work.
  • Preparing Lasting Powers of Attorney and applications to the Court of Protection.

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