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Clear, transparent fees
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Support at every stage
Losing a loved one is hard enough. We guide you through probate with clarity and compassion, working with our probate specialist so nothing falls through the cracks.
Dealing with the estate of a loved one can be overwhelming, especially while you're also managing your own grief. Probate involves a significant amount of paperwork, legal requirements, and communication with banks, HMRC, and other institutions.
We coordinate the entire process on your behalf as your first point of contact, connecting you with our probate specialist for the reserved legal work involved, so you're guided and kept informed at every stage.
Probate costs vary significantly depending on the size and complexity of an estate, which is why we don't publish fixed prices, in the same way most reputable probate providers don't either. Instead, every case is properly assessed, and you'll receive a clear, written quote with nothing hidden.
Fees are quoted individually based on your estate, following your free assessment, and are separate from any Probate Registry fees or other disbursements. Our own coordination fee is fixed and confirmed upfront, detailed below.
Whether you choose our Probate Assistance Service or Full Estate Administration, our own coordination fee stays fixed at £375. It covers managing your case from start to finish as your main point of contact, confirmed upfront and separate from any Probate Registry fees or specialist fees, which are quoted based on your estate.
If you'd rather hand the whole process over, our Full Estate Administration service takes care of everything from the Grant application through to the final distribution, so you don't have to manage any of it yourself.
Applying for the Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration on your behalf.
Preparing and submitting the required Inheritance Tax returns to HMRC.
Contacting banks and institutions to collect assets and settle outstanding liabilities.
Preparing estate accounts and distributing what remains to the beneficiaries.
If you'd prefer to handle the collection and distribution of the estate yourself, our Probate Assistance Service focuses on getting you the Grant, with your dedicated Probate Case Manager guiding you through every step of the application.
Step-by-step support through the Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration application, from your dedicated Case Manager.
Help identifying and pulling together the details and documentation the application requires.
Support preparing the paperwork correctly, so your application can proceed with confidence.
If the estate turns out to need full administration, including asset collection, debt settlement or other reserved legal work, we bring in our regulated legal partner to carry that out, so you're never left without the right level of support.
Traditional solicitor probate fees are often charged as a percentage of the estate or billed hourly, and can run considerably higher than a coordinated, fixed-fee approach.
Solicitor fee ranges are indicative, based on typical UK probate pricing for 2026, and will vary by firm and estate complexity.
The steps you'll go through depend on which service best suits your circumstances.
We review the estate with you and explain how the process works and what's involved.
Your Probate Case Manager guides you through preparing and submitting the Grant application or Letters of Administration, while you handle collecting and distributing the estate yourself.
We review the estate with you and explain how the process works, how everything is managed on your behalf, and connect you with our probate specialist for a full quote.
Our specialist prepares and submits all necessary paperwork to the Probate Registry.
Our specialist liaises with banks, HMRC, and other institutions to collect assets and settle liabilities.
Once debts and taxes are settled, our specialist distributes the remaining estate to beneficiaries.
Contact us for a free, no-obligation assessment. We'll explain exactly what's involved and provide a clear, transparent quote.