Are you an Executor, Administrator, or family member that has been advised that probate will be required. Unsure of what to do, how much it will cost and how long it will take? If you are an Executor, Foreign attorney/lawyer or beneficiary outside the UK and need help resealing probate in the UK / collecting UK assets after someone has died. We can advise you on all aspects on how to contest a will and whether you have a claim, maybe you were cut out of will, was the will correctly witnessed?
We have a dedicated contested probate team who can advise you immediately, on a No Win No Fee Basis. If you are a lawyer, executor or administer outside the UK we can advise you on the appropriate probate process in the UK to ensure the release of UK assets. We regularly help clients from Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and Canada, with resealing probate applications in the UK.
Our international team also regularly help, lawyers and Executors from the USA, Spain, France and most EU countries.
We have a dedicated contested probate team who can advise you immediately, on a No Win No Fee Basis. If you are a lawyer, executor or administer outside the UK we can advise you on the appropriate probate process in the UK to ensure the release of UK assets. We regularly help clients from Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and Canada, with resealing probate applications in the UK.
Our international team also regularly help, lawyers and Executors from the USA, Spain, France and most EU countries.
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Understanding exactly what probate is can be very confusing after someone has died.
It is important to understand exactly what probate is, whether you need probate and whether you need to get help.
Probate is simply the legal term that is given to the process that is followed after someone has died.
It is typically undertaken by the executor named in a will or the administrator (typically a relative) when there is no will.
The probate process involves an application being made to the probate court for the issue of a legal document known as a grant of probate (if there is a will) or a grant of letters of administration (when there is no will).
It is important to understand exactly what probate is, whether you need probate and whether you need to get help.
Probate is simply the legal term that is given to the process that is followed after someone has died.
It is typically undertaken by the executor named in a will or the administrator (typically a relative) when there is no will.
The probate process involves an application being made to the probate court for the issue of a legal document known as a grant of probate (if there is a will) or a grant of letters of administration (when there is no will).
Very often Executors or beneficiaries believe that because there is a will, probate is not required.
Typically, probate is required when assets held by the Deceased in their sole name exceed 15,000.
If you are unsure about the probate and whether you need probate, call our probate advice helpline on 0845 568 4000.
I'm writing this without being prompted as I have been so impressed with the probate service from TM Solicitors.
I would like to take this opportunity to say a very BIG THANK YOU to TM Solicitors, in particular Rebecca Sidebottom.
Typically, probate is required when assets held by the Deceased in their sole name exceed 15,000.
If you are unsure about the probate and whether you need probate, call our probate advice helpline on 0845 568 4000.
I'm writing this without being prompted as I have been so impressed with the probate service from TM Solicitors.
I would like to take this opportunity to say a very BIG THANK YOU to TM Solicitors, in particular Rebecca Sidebottom.
Probate itself can be confusing time, just knowing where to start can be difficult, however our simple fixed fee probate service aims to reduce the burden and help you throughout a difficult time but letting us sort out the entirety of the probate process on a fixed fee.
Our services won't cost you a fortune either, we don't charge the ridiculous fees often quoted by banks or other solicitors, instead will always quote a fixed fee for probate at the beginning of a case.
This we believe is a fair, transparent way of charging.
Our services won't cost you a fortune either, we don't charge the ridiculous fees often quoted by banks or other solicitors, instead will always quote a fixed fee for probate at the beginning of a case.
This we believe is a fair, transparent way of charging.
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