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Ashley Blood-Halvorsen
Barrister at 3PB Barristers
Wills & ProbateEstate AdministrationCourt of Protection
Barrister at 3PB Barristers.
Ashley Blood-Halvorsen (TEP) specialises in property and chancery disputes with particular emphasis in contentious probate, TOLATA and insolvency.
She is down to earth, approachable and connects well with lay clients who are often appearing in court for the first time. Part of her customer service offering is being responsive and providing advice that is straight to the point.
Ashley is a prize winning barrister, having been awarded both the Nicholas Pumfrey Memorial Scholarship and the Blackstone Entrance Scholarship by Middle Temple, and the Dean’s Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC) Scholarship. In addition, she won the Baron Dr Ver Heyden de Lancey Prize as the best Middle Temple student on the BPTC at her centre.
Ashley is also a Deputy District Judge on the Midlands Circuit.
Ashley Blood-Halvorsen’s profile brings together professional experience, specialist subjects and published Chronicle Law contributions.
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From Ashley’s Chronicle Law profile.
LITIGATION · 7 MIN READ
In Kars v Brown and others
A High Court decision confirming that former spouses may still succeed under the Inheritance Act 1975 where intestacy makes no reasonable provision, with the court able to determine beneficial property interests when assessing the estate.
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