LET'S TALK LAW: JERSEY S03 E01
Private Client & Trust Law – Join Nichola Aldridge as she talks about the best way to set up a trust and how to start a structure.
EPISODE BACKGROUND
APPLEBY LET'S TALK LAW: JERSEY S03 E01
Today we launch our Jersey podcast series Let's Talk Law: Jersey – and Jersey Advocate and Counsel Nichola Aldridge is the first in our team to share her insights and expertise. In the first episode, Nichola, who joined Appleby to grow our Private Client and Trusts team with Giles Corbin, talks about the best way to set up a trust and how to start a structure. We also explore the reasons for setting up a trust and how you can avoid potential pitfalls.
THE LET'S TALK LAW: JERSEY PODCAST SERIES
We have created a podcast series to showcase what we do at Appleby Jersey. The Let's Talk Law: Jersey series explores topic and trends in different areas of law and features discussions with our team of experts in Jersey. The series provides bitesize insights and first-class expertise to anyone interested in legal issues in Jersey and beyond. Listen to our episodes to learn more about Appleby Jersey and how we can assist you – and please do reach out to connect.
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