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This area covers applying for probate or letters of administration without professional help, gathering the deceased’s assets, paying debts and any inheritance tax, identifying beneficiaries, and dealing with banks, HM Courts & Tribunals Service, and the Probate Registry. A solicitor practising in DIY Probate will review and prepare the required forms, advise on tax, and handle any disputes or complications that arise, such as missing assets or contested provisions.

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If steps in the process go wrong, assets may be misdistributed or debts and tax remain unpaid, causing penalties or delays. A solicitor provides structured handling of the grant of probate, correct tax submissions, and accurate liability settlement, backed by professional indemnity insurance, regulatory accountability, and protected client accounts.

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