Meg Wilton

CILEX Lawyer and TEP
Private Client
Office: Leighton Buzzard

Areas of Expertise

Court of Protection Applications
Declarations of Trust
Estate Planning
Inheritance Tax Advice
Powers of Attorney
Probate
Trusts
Wills

Profile

Meg was admitted as a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives (CILEX) in 2008 and became a full member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) in April 2023. Meg has been working in private client practice in Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire since 2001.

Meg has a wealth of experience in a wide range of matters including the administration of estates when someone has passed away, estate planning, trusts, wills, lasting powers of attorney and Court of Protection applications.

Meg has extensive experience of dealing with a wide variety of clients and can deal with difficult and complex situations in an efficient and sensitive manner. Her understanding approach ensures that clients are put at ease, provided with the necessary support and guided through what can often be legally complex scenarios.

Reviews

“Meg Wilton has guided us through the process of amending our wills, changing the way my wife and I own our home and setting up new powers of attorney in the most professional, helpful and friendly way. We are grateful to her and to Elite Law Solicitors. We shall recommend you to our friends.”

“Meg Wilton has been dealing with my late father’s estate and probate. I recommend her services whole heartedly. She has been sensitive, efficient and impossible to fault. Plus the costs were far far lower than some others quoted. I’m a busy GP and it has made life a lot easier. Highly recommended.”

“I used Elite Law (Meg Wilton), to draw up my will, which was done with no fuss or bother. Would recommend them.”

“They did a very small tax-related job for us. Perfectly happy with the service we received.”

“None of your snooty lawyer stuff, down to earth, approachable and reasonably priced legal advice.”

“Simply superb, professionally treated by Meg Wilton and at a reasonable costs.”