Business Property Relief is changing in 2026 – What business owners need to know
From 6 April 2026, the rules for Business Property Relief (BPR) will change. For many business owners this could alter
I joined Tees in April 2025 as an Associate Solicitor. Prior to joining Tees, I was working at an Essex based law firm where I trained and qualified as a Solicitor in March 2020.
I studied law at University of Kent and completed the Legal Practice Course at University of Law in London.
My main areas of expertise are as follows:
I aim to provide the best service for my clients. In particular, I always try to ensure that my clients feel comfortable and at ease during the process, as we are often assisting them with personal and sometimes emotionally challenging matters. I like meeting with my clients to fully understand their circumstances and needs so I can provide them with an efficient and high-quality service.
I've never found an area where Tees have been unable to help. There is considerable strength across the organisation. Individuals have good contacts outside of their practice area. I have always found Tees accessible and helpful.
Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with family and friends, and taking my dog for walks.
“I find my work very rewarding when I am assisting clients who have sadly experienced a bereavement in their lives and I am able to make the process easier and less stressful for them.”
From 6 April 2026, the rules for Business Property Relief (BPR) will change. For many business owners this could alter
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