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Probate

Together, we will help you navigating the complexities of the probate proceedings as smoothly as possible.

As a family, losing a loved one is a difficult and stressful time and you might feel unable to handle the administrative and legal matters that need careful consideration.

Many executors choose to hand everything over to a specialist experienced team that can manage all the necessary matters in a way that is efficient, compassionate, and compliant with the law. This can have many benefits, but the main one is that it will allow you to focus on more personal matters.

We will help the family to see a clear way forward, ensuring all matters are handled with empathy and understanding. We acknowledge that the loss of a loved one frequently results in significant adjustments to family life - our primary goal is to make sure the family is not burdened with matters like interacting with the authorities, transferring assets to beneficiaries, and filing returns to HMRC. We take pride in fulfilling our promises and agreeing in advance with you a timeline of actions and tasks taking that burden from you.

Prepare inheritance tax accounts and claim reliefs

Apply for Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration

Taxation support for the individual that has died

Prepare inheritance tax accounts and claim reliefs

Apply for Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration

Taxation support for the individual that has died

Preparation of Estate accounts and returns

Guidance on administering Will Trusts

Support on Estate administration

Preparation of Estate accounts and returns

Guidance on administering Will Trusts

Support on Estate administration

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