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Choosing a Probate Solicitor

DaveSmith2020 · 2024-10-31 15:43:30

I am struggling with choosing a probate solicitor. Normally, when I buy a service, I have more information to go by, but in this instance I feel I am shooting in the dark. Some information about the estate. Total value, after debts, is probably about £600K. I am the sole beneficiary, the executor and there are no other…

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Willeri Posts: 32 Forumite

3 November 2024 at 10:37PM

You don’t need a Solicitor for Probate, if you do use one it will cost you. DIY if confident to do so, if not use a Company offering Estate Administration services will be cheaper. Whoever you use it will take longer than you think

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