Graham Hinitt DipPFS
Director | Estate Planning Practitioner
Graham Hinitt is a highly experienced estate planning practitioner based in South Yorkshire, specialising in will writing, lasting powers of attorney (LPA), and the creation and administration of trusts. As Director of Matrix Estate Planning Limited, Graham provides expert guidance on discretionary trusts, family trusts, and inheritance tax planning, helping clients across the UK protect their wealth and secure their legacy.
With extensive knowledge of UK trust law, estate taxation, and the legal requirements for wills and LPAs, Graham ensures every document is drafted with precision and tailored to meet each client’s unique circumstances. His meticulous approach to compliance and client care makes him a trusted advisor for individuals and families seeking long-term peace of mind.
Whether you’re planning your estate, appointing attorneys for future decision-making, or establishing a trust to safeguard assets for future generations, Graham offers clear, professional advice backed by years of hands-on experience.
Outside of work, Graham is married with three adult daughters and enjoys technology and fitness.
Qualifications
- Advanced diploma in financial planning: G10 taxation and trusts.
- R01: financial services, regulation and ethics
- R02: investment, principles and risk
- R04: pensions and retirement planning
- G10: taxation and trusts
- Financial planning certificates, one ,two and three
- CF6: mortgage advice
- Society of will writers and Estate planner practitioners exam pass
Courses Completed
Business lasting power-of-attorney
Craig Ward: Craybeck law
Associated with Matrix Estate Planning Limited
The effect of divorce on wills
Neil Denny: solicitor
Associated with Matrix Estate Planning Limited
Understanding mental capacity
Tim Farmer
Associated with Matrix Estate Planning
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