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Abigail Howson came to law late, having already run her own business and with a practical approach to solving her clients' problems. She believes that her earlier career allows her to have a better understanding of the issues faced by her clients. She views part of her role as educational and always wants her clients to understand more about their matter at the end than at the beginning.

Abigail specialises in:

• Wills, incorporating estate planning
• Trusts
• Probate applications
• Estate administration
• Lasting Powers of Attorney
• Court of Protection Applications

She has a 1^st class honours degree in law and, since qualifying as a solicitor, has furthered her specialism by joining the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP), holding their diploma since 2009. She qualified as a notary public in 2019.

She joined Excello to focus entirely on her clients, allowing her years of experience and expertise to deliver the level of service they deserve, at a realistic cost to them.

Abi is a newly qualified solicitor with over 3 years’ experience working as a paralegal and then as a trainee solicitor in family law. Abi has been closely involved in all aspects of family law but has a particular interest and experience in high-net-worth financial settlements on divorce and separation. Abi runs and assists fee earners on cases, taking on a client facing role, to achieve the desirable outcome for the client. Abi has experience in working with clients who have obtained financial orders by consent and assisting clients from the beginning to the end of their financial remedy proceedings. Abi also has experience in representing clients in private Children Act proceedings, preparing clients for hearings both in person and remote, and the use of alternative dispute resolution to achieved the desired outcome for clients. Abi is dedicated to achieving the best outcome for clients and maintains attention to detail throughout every case.

Adam Confrey started his career in law in 2010 working alongside the conveyancing and private client teams in a reputable family run business later qualifying as a Licensed Conveyancer in 2015. Adam works very closely with Trust lawyers and deals with complex matters on a daily basis. Along with the sale and purchases of residential land Adam is also skilled in the following areas of property law:

• Transfers of Part (creating new Land Registry Titles)
• Transfer of equity
• Trust related property transactions
• Granting of Easements
• Deeds of Release and Deeds of Variations
• Remortgages
• Voluntary First Registrations
• Claims for Adverse Possession

Adam has also now qualified as a Probate Practitioner which means he can now also offer the following work:

• Drafting of wills
• Lasting Powers of Attorney
• Probate