Probate Services

We understand that dealing with the death of a loved one can be a very stressful and emotional experience. This is why we want to support our clients at their time of need by offering them access to professional services that can reduce the burden on them at this difficult time.

Administering the estate of the person who has passed away can be a complex and time consuming legal process that involves dealing with all of the assets and liabilities of an Estate. This could include property, stocks, shares, bank accounts and other personal belongings that need to be distributed in line with the directions in the Will.

There is often a significant amount of paperwork that needs to be completed, not to mention liaising with various third parties and calculating the tax that is payable on the estate. Some clients choose to undertake the estate administration themselves but most prefer to appoint a specialist firm to do the hard work for them.

As appointed introducers to Kings Court Trust, one of the UK’s leading estate administration specialists, our partner, Direct Wills can prepare a fixed fee quotation that could reduce the stress and work involved for the family of the deceased.

Our fixed-fee Estate Administration services include:

•  Free, impartial and practical advice on what to do when someone dies so that you can understand your options and make an informed decision with confidence.
•  A comprehensive estate administration service that will remove the stress, eff ort and legal liability of dealing with a potentially complicated process yourself.
•  A fixed-fee service so that you know exactly what you will pay up front and don’t have the uncertainty of hourly rates or contingency fees to consider.
•  Regular updates on how the estate is being managed and the opportunity to track progress at any time thanks to Insight, our exclusive online monitoring system.
•  You will be allocated a dedicated personal estate adviser and can contact them directly by phone or email – no call centre queues or being passed from person to person when you need to speak to someone about your case.

If you would like us to help, just ask for further information.