People | Claire Buryfield
Wills, trusts and probate generalist
Claire Buryfield is a solicitor in the wills, trusts and probate team. She assists clients with putting in place or reviewing their wills, making and registering powers of attorney or making applications to the Court of Protection. Claire can also advise clients on probate matters.
Previous experience
Claire completed her training contract at a law firm in Guildford. Prior to that, she spent 2 years working for the University of Law as a Student officer.
Outside the office
Claire lives in Surrey, and enjoys taking long walks in the Surrey Hills and local countryside. An avid reader, Claire is a member of the B P Collins’ Gin & Book Club, and in her spare time enjoys cooking for her friends and family.
More on Claire Buryfield
Knowledge Hub
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What is a Power of Attorney?
07 April 2021
A Power of Attorney is a legal document which delegates authority to individuals known as attorneys to make decisions on... -
Will and Inheritance Tax planning ahead of the spring budget
01 March 2021
What are private client solicitor Claire Buryfield's expectations in terms of Inheritance Tax for the Spring Budget? ... -
Increased probate delays can result in higher inheritance tax payments
30 August 2019
Delays at the probate registries are resulting in some families being left with an increased inheritance tax bill - do...
