Probate and Estate Administration
Why work with us
When someone close to you dies, the legal process that follows can feel like an extra burden at the worst possible time. Probate and estate administration are often complex, involving paperwork, tax, and difficult decisions. We’re here to take that weight off your shoulders and guide you through the complexity of probate applications, collecting assets, paying liabilities and distributing the estate.
We can assist you in either scenario where the deceased dies leaving a will or without a (valid) will.
Our approach
- We explain the process in plain English and guide you through what can be an unfamiliar and difficult time.
- We handle the legal and administrative burden, allowing families to focus on what matters most.
- Every estate is different. We adapt our service to suit your unique circumstances and needs.
- If disagreements arise between executors or beneficiaries, we work closely with our dispute resolution team to protect your interests.
Why clients choose us
- Experienced private client solicitors with a plethora of experience and knowledge of probate law.
- A reputation for balancing technical expertise with personal, approachable service.
- Transparent pricing and clear timescales from the outset.
Losing a loved one is hard enough. Administering their estate shouldn’t make it harder. We’re here to guide you through with care, clarity and confidence.
Not sure where to start? Begin with a short, confidential conversation — no obligation.
Probate and estate administration
When someone close to you dies, the process that follows can feel like an extra burden at the worst possible time. We take that weight off your shoulders — applying for the grant, valuing and collecting assets, settling debts and inheritance tax, and distributing the estate — whether the person left a valid will or none at all.
- Advising executors and administrators on their duties and responsibilities.
- Applying for Grants of Probate or Letters of Administration.
- Valuing and collecting assets, including property, investments and overseas assets.
- Paying debts, liabilities and Inheritance Tax.
- Preparing estate accounts for beneficiaries.
- Distributing the estate according to the Will or intestacy rules.
- Advising on intestacy where there is no Will.
- Handling complex estates, including business assets, trusts and cross-border estates.
Wills
Estate planning
Lasting power of attorney
Inheritance tax planning
Whatever you’re planning or facing, tell us in confidence and we’ll guide you gently through what comes next.
