Fix costs, save money, ease responsibility

What is Probate?
“The distribution of property and assets under the terms of your Will”
- Affects estates valued over £5,000
- Usually done by bank or solicitor
- Costs up to 4% + vat of value of the estate
- Costs more for complex estates
Planning ahead makes perfect sense
Fix costs to avoid unnecessary expense
Reduce stress by minimising legal responsibility
Ease anxiety by protecting from financial liability
Quick & easy to arrange
How our Prepaid Probate will help the executor of your Will

Legal and financial liability
- Difficult & time consuming
- Huge responsibility at a distressing time
- Personal legal liability
- Certain decisions can cause family disputes
Our legal professionals will guide your executor(s) and alleviate the burden.

Avoid Costly Errors
Common Mistakes:
- Failing to interpret the Will correctly
- Incorrect assessment of liabilities & debts
- Distribution of funds too soon
- Incorrectly filing Probate & IHT forms to HMRC
- Executor is legally & financially liable
Our Prepaid Probate Includes
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- Identify, gather and value all of your assets
- Prepare documents to apply to the Probate Registry of the High Court
- Apply and obtain the appropriate Probate from the High Court
- Correspond with HM Revenue and Customs
- Complete income tax, inheritance tax & capital gains tax returns
- Calculate and transfer any nil rate band allowance for IHT purposes
- Communicate with financial Institutions and all relevant organisations
- Ensure any debts & liabilities are paid from the estate
- Carry out bankruptcy searches against each beneficiary
- Prepare the accounts & distribute the estate to the beneficiaries

Fees from £3,750
Flexible Payment Options
Single payment
- The full cost of the plan paid
- No age restriction
Spread the cost
- Affordable deposit
- Pay within 12 months with no extra cost
- 4.7% instalment charge for plans over longer terms
- Fully paid after the final payment has been made
Added benefit
If you pass away before your Probate plan is fully paid you still benefit as your estate will pay the reduced balance.