If someone close to you has died, in most cases a solicitor will need to be involved to assist with the administration of his or her estate. This will enable the deceased's assets to be sold and /or distributed to their beneficiaries. The first step is to establish whether the deceased had a valid Will and, if so, where it is and who the Trustees / Executors are. We are able to help you through this process.
Once the Will is located the named Trustees / Executors will then most likely need to apply for Probate of the estate. Probate is the authorisation by the High Court to enable the Trustees/Executors to be able to go about bringing in the assets and paying the bills.
It can be a confusing and upsetting time, especially if you are unsure of what to do. The staff at HSP Law will be able to guide you through and ensure all the legal requirements are met.
Trish Nicol of our office has many years of experience in relation to the administration side of winding up an Estate. You will receive expertise assistance at a difficult time both from Trish and Hugh Perry.
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Once the Will is located the named Trustees / Executors will then most likely need to apply for Probate of the estate. Probate is the authorisation by the High Court to enable the Trustees/Executors to be able to go about bringing in the assets and paying the bills.
It can be a confusing and upsetting time, especially if you are unsure of what to do. The staff at HSP Law will be able to guide you through and ensure all the legal requirements are met.
Trish Nicol of our office has many years of experience in relation to the administration side of winding up an Estate. You will receive expertise assistance at a difficult time both from Trish and Hugh Perry.
Please see attached the following links:
