Probate services to relieve you at a time of grief
The right to deal with a deceased person's affairs is called "administering" the estate. "Probate" is granted when the deceased has left a Will and "Letters of Administration" when they have not.
At Friis & Radstone, we will help make the application process as stress-free as possible, and help you work through the administration of the estate leading to final distribution.
For legal advice on issues of inheritance and probate call us now on
01438 741 001 and ask to speak to Linda or Bob.
Probate with a will
If the deceased has left a will, then one or more executors may be named to deal with the person's affairs after their death.
For the legal rights to be recognised, the executor will need to apply for a grant of probate, and that is where we can help. We will deal directly with the probate registry and make sure that the document you receive fully grants you the authority to administer to the estate.
We can then help with the realisation of the deceased’s assets and the distribution in accordance with the deceased’s wishes.
Letters of Administration without a Will
If the deceased has not left a will, things can often seem insurmountable, but this isn't the case.
At Friis and Radstone we can help if you are a close relative, as you apply to the probate registry for the right to deal with the estate. In this case we'll help you apply for a grant of letters of administration, allowing you to deal with the estate in accordance with prevailing law
Get in touch:
Telephone: 01438 741 001
Fax: 01438 360 060
Email: solicitors@friislaw.co.uk
Address:
Hertlands House
Primett Road
Stevenage
Hertfordshire
SG1 3EE
01438 741 001; solicitors@friislaw.co.uk