When you are coping with a bereavement, it can be daunting to tackle the day-to-day bills, statements and correspondence, let alone the legal aspects of the deceased’s Will and transferring their assets. We can help with all aspects of an executry. We aim to help the executor settle the deceased’s affairs efficiently and with the minimum of fuss.
Our help and advice to you can cover:
- what to do when someone dies
- how to work out the size of the estate
- winding up the estate
- what to do if the deceased has not left a Will
- how to deal with inheritance tax issues.
There is more information about Executries in a briefing note which you can download here. Executries
As well as answering common questions about executries, it tells you what to bring with you if you would like us to help.
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Lindsays life Issue 4
6 January 2012
Welcome to the fourth issue of lindsays life. In this edition, we look at a variety of topics which are of interest to our clients including the need to plan for old age, the importance of choosing the right executors in your Will, and family and employment issues.
Chambers UK 2012 A Client’s Guide to the UK Legal Profession“This growing team acts for landed, rural and business-owning individuals and families. The team handles wills, trusts and inheritance tax planning. The team's probate and executorship practice is very highly regarded.”
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