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valuing property for probate
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I suggest you need the services of a company law specialist to deal with that aspect. They should also be able to help with getting a correct value to be used on the probate application for the value of the company.christian35 wrote: »Yes I'm not 100% sure of her intentions but she was certainly interested in there rent arrears.
From all of this in assuming I will need another solicitor to request outstanding arrears unless I try myself?
Probate solicitor was recommended by and from same company as insolvency solicitor.0
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