Probate extraction
We can obtain the Grant of Probate on behalf of the named Executor if there is a Will, or on behalf of the Administrator if there is no Will. This allows the Executor or Administrator to collect funds, pay any outstanding debts, and then distribute and/or transfer the remaining assets to the beneficiaries.
What is Probate extraction?
At Laurelo, we can obtain the Grant of Probate on behalf of the named Executor if there is a Will or Administrator if there is no Will. This allows the Executor and Administrator to collect in funds, pay any outstanding debts and then distribute and/or transfer the assets to the beneficiaries.
- Have an initial face to face consultation.
- Ask the Executor or Administrator to complete a Fact Find, which will ask for key information about the deceased’s assets and debts at the date of death.
- Use the Fact Find to prepare the paperwork for the Probate Registry and HMRC (as this is always required) for signature.
- Submit the application to the Probate Registry.
- Upon receipt of the Grant of Probate, we will send this to the Executor or Administrator to allow them to complete the process.
The Process of Probate
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Check if there is a will
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If there is no will follow intestacy rules
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Value the estate and report it to HMRC
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