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Helping you navigate the complexities of probate and estate administration with professional guidance and care
Access to our network of known and trusted professional resources such as Financial Advisers, Accountants, Estate Agents and Tax Specialists.
Contact Us - Learn More →Where a Grant of Probate is not needed but a helping hand, Bereavement Buddy Service, with the post death administration that is often required, such dealing with banks, pension providers and Land Registry.
Contact Us - Learn More →For cases where no Will exists, we help administer the estate according to the Rules of Intestacy. Advising on any Trusts, Deed of Variation or Property transfer needed.
Contact Us - Learn More →Ensure the Will is valid and legally binding, with guidance on compliance and requirements. Advising on any Trusts, Deed of Variation or Property transfer needed.
Contact Us - Learn More →Assistance with probate applications, including valuations, documentation, and court submission. Perfect for those who are happy to collect and distribute assets themselves. Advising on any Trusts, Deed of Variation or Property transfer needed.
Contact Us - Learn More →Comprehensive management of the estate, from gathering assets and paying liabilities, dealing with HMRC to final distribution. Advising on any Trusts, Deed of Variation or Property transfer needed.
Contact Us - Learn More →We have over a decade of experience delivering expert support for families and individuals during challenging times. Specialising in probate and estate administration, we strive to make complex processes simple and stress-free.
With offices in Bicester, Banbury, Buckingham, Oxford, and Bristol our dedicated team provides trusted advice across the regions. From Will validation and tax planning to full estate administration, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.
Our mission is to deliver clarity, professionalism, and peace of mind to help you focus on what truly matters.
Probate is the legal process of administering a deceased person’s estate, ensuring assets are distributed according to their Will or the Rules of Intestacy.
Request our GuideIf no Will exists, the estate is administered under the Rules of Intestacy, Letters of Administration are required to determine how assets are distributed among relatives.
Request our GuideA Grant may not be necessary if assets are held jointly or the estate is valued under £5,000. However, many institutions still require it to release assets.
Request our GuidePRs are legally responsible for the administration of the deceased estate including, gathering the deceased’s assets, paying liabilities and any tax due, and distributing the remaining estate according to the Will or intestacy rules.
Request our GuideYes, but it involves significant paperwork, valuations, and legal compliance. Many choose professional help to simplify the process and reduce personal financial risk to the Executors or Personal Representative.
Request our GuideFees start at £1,800 inc VAT, with additional costs for court applications and professional services as needed.
Request our GuideIf you have any queries, feel free to contact us.