Charlotte is a solicitor in the Dispute Resolution department, with particular focus on commercial litigation, contentious trusts & probate disputes and regulatory matters.
Charlotte has experience in a broad range of contentious matters, with particular expertise in multi-jurisdictional disputes.
She is ranked by the Spear’s Tax & Trust Advisers Index 2023 as “Top Recommended”. She is ranked as a “Rising Star” in The Legal 500 UK 2024 and is described as a “standout associate”.
Charlotte graduated with a First Class LLB (Hons) in Law at the University of Hull.
Charlotte completed her training contract with Ogier in Guernsey and qualified into their Dispute Resolution department before joining Payne Hicks Beach in 2018.
Qualified March 2016, joined Payne Hicks Beach 2018.
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December 08, 2021
Why do siblings go to court over a parent’s Will? Charlotte Henshall, associate in the Dispu...
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ConTrA’s 2021 Programme: how to remove an executor
May 24, 2021
Charlotte Henshall, Associate in the Dispute Resolution department and specialist contentious trusts...
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Why do siblings go to court over a parent’s Will?
The ongoing important of the statutory power of advancement (co-author alongside Jessica Henson)
Contesting a Will on the grounds of undue influence – Charlotte Henshall for eprivateclient
December 08, 2021
Why do siblings go to court over a parent’s Will? Charlotte Henshall, associate in the Dispu...
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ConTrA’s 2021 Programme: how to remove an executor
May 24, 2021
Charlotte Henshall, Associate in the Dispute Resolution department and specialist contentious trusts...
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The ongoing importance of the statutory power of advancement
May 12, 2021
Article by Jessica Henson and Charlotte Henshall, Partner and Associate and leading trusts litiga...
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Success for trustees with the use of section 32 of the Trustee Act 1925 (Womble Bond Dickinson Trust Company v Glenn)
April 08, 2021
Jessica Henson and Charlotte Henshall, Partner and Associate and leading trusts litigationlawyers ...
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WBD(TC) LTD v Glenn [2021] EWHC 624 (Ch) – A rare study of the statutory power of advancement
April 08, 2021
As Benito Mussolini proclaimed himself “Il Duce” of Italy, and Virginia Woolf was streaming cons...
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