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Irene began her legal career as a legal secretary in Conveyancing but soon realised that she had a passion for Private Client work which Irene has been completing since 2012.

Irene joined the Hibberts Private Client team in November 2023, previously working in Manchester for many years. Irene is currently working towards achieving full qualifications with the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives.

Irene deals with most areas of Private Client work including Wills, Tax, Trusts, Probate, and Lasting Powers of Attorney.

In her spare time, Irene enjoys fly-fishing, rugby and travelling with her partner.

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“I cannot recommend Hibberts and in particular Camille Renaudon highly enough. From the outset, the service I received was professional, diligent, with a friendly approach and sound advice. I would not hesitate to recommend Camille to anyone requiring employment law advice”

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Agricultural Client

“With Donna’s expertise comes a great deal of empathy at a time during Divorce, Children Matters and Financial situations which I sadly had to encounter. She is above and beyond supportive, listens, understands and more importantly simplifies complex issues. Nothing was ever too much trouble.”

Family Client

The service my wife and I have received from you has been Wonderful – very professional without being stiff and stuffy.

You dealt with the whole matter in a very professional way and I had no problem explaining what I wanted you to convey in the will.

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Mr Manning made our house move a much less stressful experience than we expected, his professionalism and expertise was beyond reproach. Would we recommend him? We would 100%

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Irene Loke can help you with…

Wills, Trusts & Probate

Hibberts offer a comprehensive and professional service when it comes to wills, probate and tax planning.Our specialist team provides expert advice on wills and probate matters, inheritance tax planning and trust funds.Why do I need to make a will?Do you know that most people die “intestate”, meaning they never actually made a will? This means that in effect, they are leaving the law to sort out their affairs when they die – a task to which it is poorly suited.The estate is distributed according to set rules, without any regard for what might have been intended. At worst, this could mean loved ones receiving nothing and long-forgotten relations receiving all.Wills do not take long to prepare and they are inexpensive. The benefits, both financial and emotional can be beyond measure. Making a will allows you to decide exactly what happens when you die.In many instances, a will can dramatically reduce...

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