Top 10 of 695 law firms for State Succession, Inheritance Law

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This area covers how an estate is handled after someone dies, including who inherits under a will or the rules of intestacy, and how the estate is administered by executors or administrators. A solicitor practising in State Succession helps with applying for probate or a letter of administration, collecting assets, paying liabilities, disposing of property, and distributing assets to beneficiaries, while navigating taxes, trusts, and any disputes. It may also involve planning to minimise future liabilities and addressing challenges to a will.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

The solicitor handles the probate or administration process, identifies beneficiaries, obtains the grant of representation, collects assets, pays liabilities and legacies, files relevant tax returns, manages inheritances through trusts where relevant, and resolves disputes among potential heirs or against the will. They liaise with executors, trustees, beneficiaries, tax authorities, and financial institutions, and ensure compliance with applicable law and court procedures.

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Richard Denby

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My wife and I have in recent months engaged Richard into our Inheritance planning, he made what is quite a complex area very understandable. We have used Richard's services to amend our Wills, create LPA's and LFA's and finally create 2 Trusts with Deeds of Variation. I'm sure we will need more advice in this area in future.

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