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This is a cost effective service particularly suited to executors who are reasonably confident about dealing with the Probate but who, nevertheless, welcome guidance from a regulated, experienced expert at a key stage in the process
A Grant of Probate is an official document which may be needed to administer an estate where someone has passed away. Where there is no Will it will be referred to as a Grant of Letters of Administration.
You can apply for the Grant of Probate yourself; this will involve you obtaining the forms from Court, completing them and then attending Court for interview.
Alternatively, you can use our quick and convenient online Probate application service; the main benefits are:
For all applications below the inheritance tax threshold (currently £325,000) we have a fixed fee of £450 plus vat. There will also be:
For estates over the inheritance tax threshold, we can supply an estimate on receipt of your enquiry form.
Click on the link below to access the Online Probate application service; you are under no commitment to proceed until you have spoken to one of our experts.
Link to: Online Probate application service
If you prefer, we are very happy to provide a complete Probate service with guidance and practical support at every stage of the process.
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