When a loved one passes away, you may find yourself tasked with having to deal with the probate process. Discover the key stages.

Whether or not a grant of probate is required when someone dies depends on the assets left behind by the deceased.

When someone makes a Will, they usually choose who they want to be responsible for dealing with their estate, but what happens when there is no named executor?

If you’ve been appointed as the executor of a will, seeking legal advice can make things easier and bring you peace of mind.

Getting probate can be a long and complex process, so you should consider using a solicitor to save you time and mitigate personal liability.

We answer some of your most frequently asked questions about wills and probate.

If someone believes they have an inheritance claim but they have been left out of a will, it can cause complications for the executors.

When someone dies, it is essential Inheritance Tax is dealt with within the required time limits to avoid any necessary penalties.

When a loved one dies, handling their estate can be a daunting prospect, but there are many reasons why you should apply for probate quickly.

In many circumstances, when a loved one dies, you will need to get a Grant of Probate in order to sell or transfer their assets to someone else.