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Shandip Shah has been an estate planner for seven years and is governed by the Society of Will Writers. Prior to this he held various roles within the banking and pharmacy sectors for over 30 years. His portfolio of clients spans the UK and he estimates drafting over 3000 wills and hundreds of Lasting Power of Attorney’s (LPA) over his career.
Shandip is Chair of the Middlesex and West London (regional group) of the Society of Will writers and also the National board of the Professional Standards Board (PSB). A keen advocate of the sector, he aims to raise the industry standards and be part of the change, ensuring consumer protection.
Away from his daily role, Shandip is a Trustee of Veerayatan UK , a charity promoting humanitarian, educational and other development work for the less privileged.
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