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Probate and Estate Administration

Our team of expert probate solicitors have experience of handling probate sensitively and compassionately, guiding you through the legal issues that require attention.

Nothing can ease the pain of losing a loved one. However it can be reassuring to know that a caring professional is at hand to take care of complex legal matters that can arise.

We pride ourselves on building strong, personal relationships with our clients, always maintaining an efficient, professional approach Every case is treated individually and we handle matters with the utmost sensitivity during what are often stressful and upsetting times.

 

How our Probate Solicitors can help

We know that our calm, jargon-free advice, given at the right time can make a real, practical difference. Some of the matters about which we provide impartial, professional legal advice include:

  • Dealing with the estate and whether or not a will has been left.
  • Applying for the relevant type of grant.
  • Deeds of variation (amending the will or the way the estate is to be dealt with).
  • Inheritance Tax.
  • Disputes relating to the estate and any Wills.

Harrison Drury Solicitors act for executors, administrators, personal representatives, beneficiaries and anyone interested in an estate. We have a reputation for dealing promptly with clients’ requirements and getting the job done while providing value for money.

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