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Probate and Estate Administration
At Lancashire Law we understand that, following
the death of a loved one, you may need a professional to
assist you in managing their affairs. We appreciate what a
stressful time this is and aim to provide a professional and
caring service at a very difficult time.
If there is a Will you may need to apply for a Grant of
Probate in order to handle the deceased’s assets. If there
is no Will you may need to apply for a Grant of Letters of
Administration, which will then enable you to handle the
deceased’s assets.
You may need to:-
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sell the deceased’s home
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transfer shares or investments
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surrender bonds and savings policies
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invest money on behalf of children
We can offer a specialist
fixed fee service and will guide you through
this difficult time.
The temptation to save money by administering ones own
probate instead of seeking professional advice is high.
However there may be unwanted complications and troublesome
mistakes created by DIY probate.
Lancashire Law makes the procedure as quick and easy as
possible at affordable prices. We can offer you a fixed fee
subject to assessing the extent of the estate.
Lancashire Law Offers Various levels of service in assisting
with obtaining a grant of probate. We can do as much or as
little as you want. Please make a free appointment with us
today so that we can assess which level of service is right
for you.
Wills
Do you need to make a will?
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Children - you should choose someone to look
after your children
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Unmarried - the law does not recognise unmarried couples
so do not expect anything to go to you partner if you
don not make a will!
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Divorced - you will need to update your will
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Pets - decide who should look after your pets
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Property - if you on as tenants in common it is
important to say what happens to your share of the
property
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Small business - if you are a sole director it is
possible that nobody may authorise payments so your
business could collapse
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Change in Circumstances - update your will whenever you
marry, have kids or divorce.
DON'T DELAY - SPEAK TO ONE OF OUR SPECIALISTS TODAY!
In making a Will you can:-
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prevent family disputes
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provide for a partner if you are not legally married or
in a Civil partnership
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reduce or avoid Inheritance Tax
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appoint Guardians for your children
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ensure the people who matter to you benefit from your
estate
We offer a free initial consultation and will carry out home
or hospital visits where necessary. We will provide advice
at that meeting in relation to your Will and possibly other
steps you can take to protect your assets from the Local
Authority seeking payment in relation to residential
accommodation and also your liability for Inheritance Tax.
Contact Us Now:
please contact:
Belinda Thomasson on 01706 525053 or email
belinda.thomasson@lancslaw.co.uk
Alison McGuigan on 01706 525053 or email
alison.mcguigan@lancslaw.co.uk
Kim March
on 01706 854167
or email
kim.march@lancslaw.co.uk
Wills & Probate | Lancashire Law, Solicitors Rochdale UK
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