Nicholas Radbone

Nicholas specialises in wills and estates law, bringing substantial experience in estate planning, probate, estate administration, and estate disputes since his admission in 2012. His practice is complemented by a broader background in civil litigation.

Nicholas assists clients with estate planning, including drafting sophisticated wills incorporating testamentary and protective trusts, and advising on estates involving complex structures. He works closely with clients and their professional advisers to develop tailored succession plans, helping them anticipate potential challenges and manage risks through careful planning and drafting.

He also advises on probate and estate administration, guiding executors and beneficiaries through the legal and practical complexities of administering an estate.

Drawing on his dispute resolution experience, Nicholas advises on a range of contentious estate matters, including family provision claims, disputes involving executors and beneficiaries, applications to remove or pass over executors, trustee disputes and claims arising from the misuse of enduring powers of attorney. He also assists executors with applications for judicial advice and directions.

Nicholas is well known for his ability to explain clients’ options clearly, helping them make informed decisions with confidence. He combines technical expertise and evidence-based advice with empathy and sensitivity to each client’s circumstances, providing straightforward, practical guidance during what can often be challenging and uncertain times.