Inquest Solicitors and Coroners Court

Understanding the legal process after someone has died unexpectedly can be very difficult. The role of the Coroner If a death arises very suddenly, the Doctor may report the case to someone known as a Coroner.Typically, examples of when a Coroner maybe notified would be if the death arises :- after an accident whilst  abroad due…

Applying for Probate

Applying for probate varies according to whether the Executor or Administrator appoints a probate solicitor to apply for probate. If a Solicitor is instructed the Executor will be sent two legal documents to sign. The first is called an Oath for Executors. This is a legal document that sets out the basis for the application.…

Do I Need Probate ?

Do I Need Probate ? whether you need probate typically depends upon the size of the Deceased persons assets and liabilities. If assets exceed £15,000, then a Grant of probate will need to be obtained, other cases when probate will be required are as follows :- to claim monies under a life insurance or under a death…

Contesting A Will : Contested Probate Solicitor

Contesting A Will : Contested Probate Solicitor Where there’s a will there’s a way, is the common saying however to a Solicitor involved in Will Disputes, the number of disputed cases continues to raise as families rage war with one another over what that they perceive to be their rightful `entitlement.` If you are unhappy with…

What is Probate ?

What is Probate ? Arguably the most common question raised to a probate solicitor is what is Probate  ? and why is it required ? After someone dies a legal process has to be followed to manage a Deceased Persons assets. For example, banks and building Societies need to know who to pay monies to when…