Probate Solicitors
Protect Your Inheritance
We advise in matters related to trusts and probate, ranging from straightforward property issues to sensitive matters like registering the death of your loved one. You can rely on us for a personalised service where our probate solicitors can be involved as little or as much as you need us to be. We provide a practical approach to ensure your wealth and inheritance is protected. Our prices are transparent and reasonable, giving you access to all the information you need about wills and probate without having to worry about the fees.
Executor’s responsibilities
The burden of responsibility put on the executor’s shoulders is very high and the job can be time consuming and sometimes complicated. An executor is under personal financial risk if:
- Mistakes are made with income, inheritance or capital gains tax
- If they don’t properly identify and pay all creditors
- If someone challenges the will after they distribute the estate (unless they follow the statutory protection date)
- If they distribute to a beneficiary who is bankrupt
In addition, an executor is also responsible for keeping to deadlines, paying tax and legacies, establishing the identity of all beneficiaries, issuing tax certificates and mediating between family members who disagree. We understand that the legality of probate can be daunting and our team has the experience and the expertise to handle the job for you and remove the financial risks and burdens. However, if you feel up to the task, please contact us for information about our 70-page probate pack which gives you all the information and documents you need to tackle a simple estate.
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