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You can take steps to help settle the last bill you’ll ever pay, ensuring your loved ones don’t have to pick up the tab.  

This is when someone dies and there isn’t enough money in their Estate to pay off their debts. We explain the process of paying off debts after death.

The main difference is usually that when you buy a flat you buy it Leasehold, and when you buy a house, you buy it Freehold.

Our Probate Solicitors took full responsibility for obtaining the Grant of Probate and administering both estates.

An implacably hostile parent is a term often used in Family Law which describes a parent who tries to sabotage their child’s relationship with the other parent.

The deceased person may have made provisions for the pets in their Will. If there is no Will, then the Executor or Administrator is responsible for them.

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