Probate Guide
and Letters Pack
- Answers to key questions
- Clear explanations of key probate terms
- Adaptable letter templates
- Breaks down each step of administering the estate
- Handy probate checklist included
- Available in digital and physical copy
£19.99 / inc vat
Probate Forms also offer the following guides
Executor Safeguard Guide
£9.99
Disputing a Will Guide
£9.99
Intestacy Rules and Guide
£9.99
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Clear Answers to Important Questions
If you are looking to apply for probate today and you need a hassle-free solution, we can help.
Our essential Probate Guide helps you find all of the appropriate probate forms to download and complete. There is also a glossary to explain many of the key terms involved.
If you need clear Probate information with ready-to-adapt letter templates, this package is for you. Contained are useful pre and post grant letter templates, along with essential probate forms needed to compele probate yourself.
Our proven PDF guide shows you the appropriate Probate forms to download and complete. It comes with clear answers to important probate questions, plus a special bonus of letter templates and finished form samples.
We can help with the following
Probate Forms
We’ve gathered all the most up to date probate forms, making it simple for you to download all relevant forms in one place. Included are PA1P Probate Application form (if the deceased left a Will); or PA1A Probate Application form (if the deceased did not leave a Will).
Probate Letters
We have many examples of pre- and post-grant letters you may need to use in the probate process, along with a list of useful contacts. These are all available to download as part of our Probate Guide and Letters pack.
Probate Guides
We’ve curated several different guides which can help you when dealing with the probate process. From our ever popular Ultimate Guide to Probate, to our Intestacy Rules Guide, plus many more, to help guide you with Probate.
Probate Quote
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Point to note – this is only appropriate for straightforward estates (for example where there is no Inheritance Tax to pay and the deceased was born and resident in England & Wales).
How do you deal with your loved one’s estate?
This quick guide to the probate system in England & Wales serves to help you understand the process, but as every loved one`s estate is different it does not cover every eventuality. In this regard, nothing can replace the help and guidance of a professional.
Further informationWhat is a grant of probate?
When a loved one passes away, their house and possessions need to be sorted out, and this is called administering their estate. In order to do this, their entrusted friend or family member (known as the executor) needs to apply to the Probate Registry to obtain a document known as a grant of probate.
Further informationWhat are the executor's duties?
The first thing you should do is find the original will. The first place to look is within your loved one`s papers. Whilst it may not be there, there may be a copy will giving you a clue as to where the original is held. This is often held with the local solicitors or a Bank or Building Society.
Further informationHow much will I have to pay a professional?
The usual way solicitors charge is by an hourly rate and a percentage of the estate. Similarly, banks tend to charge a percentage of the estate, which is typically high. We feel that this is unfair and if you want help we will offer you a low fixed cost quote, so you know how much you will pay from the outset.
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