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Biography
Hannah is an Associate in our Wills, Trusts & Probate Team at Myerson.
Hannah joined Myerson in September 2020 as a Trainee Solicitor and undertook her first seat in the Private Client department.
Hannah studied Law and Criminology at the University of Sheffield, graduating with a First Class LLB in 2019. Following this, she studied a Masters of Law in Legal Practice at the University of Law Manchester, graduating in 2020 with a distinction.
Blogs by Hannah Owens
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The Short-Lived Triumph Of Lady Ingram: Ingram Schemes Today
Over the years, loopholes in legislation have been found that have allowed taxpayers to make tax savings. Unsurprisingly, HMRC has become aware of such loopholes and has taken steps to close them. One such loophole is commonly referred to as an...
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Can You Make Lasting Powers of Attorney After Being Diagnosed with Dementia?
In aid of Alzheimer’s day, our Wills, Trusts and Probate Solicitors consider the impact of an Alzheimer’s diagnosis on a person’s ability to make Lasting Powers of Attorney. It is a common misconception that once a person has been diagnosed with a...
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Appointing Professional Executors, Trustees, and Attorneys
When considering who to choose as the Executor of your Will , the Trustee of any lifetime or Will Trusts , and to act as your Attorney, the choice should not be made lightly. These roles carry significant responsibility, and you must be confident...
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Mental Capacity Through the Eyes of a Private Client Solicitor: Wills, Trusts and LPAs
Mental capacity is a legal concept. It refers to an individual’s ability to make decisions for themselves. We, as Wills, Trusts, and Probate Solicitors have a duty to consider whether our clients have the requisite capacity to make a Will...
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