Succession Planning

Macleod & MacCallum can offer detailed advice relating to all aspects of estate succession planning involving rural property. There are different considerations depending on whether your estate comprises agricultural interests, crofting interests, or both.

Where part of your estate includes crofting interests, planning for the future is of paramount importance. If you have not made provision for your crofting interests in a Will, then these interests could potentially be in jeopardy in the event of your death.
In the agricultural sector, it is important for landowners and tenant farmers alike to consider the importance of planning for the future, not only to safeguard their farming business for future generations, but in the case of secure tenants, to ensure the tenancy is protected.

We can guide you through the succession planning process, from considering options available to you during your lifetime, to advising you in relation to appropriate clauses for your Will.

Contact  Gail C Jamieson