COMPASSIONATE PROBATE LAWYERS IN NOTTINGHAM

A caring approach to dealing with a loved one’s affairs

At Smalleys Solicitors, we understand how devastating it can be to lose a beloved family member and the stress involved with having to deal with their possessions and assets. Make sure you get the legal advice and support that you need by hiring expert probate solicitors to handle your loved one’s estate. No matter how prepared your loved one was in their will, sometimes even the smallest estates and simplest wishes can be overwhelming, which is why work we to provide professional and compassionate legal support that you need during this time.

Get Help Obtaining a Grant of Probate in Nottingham

Obtaining a Grant of Probate will allow you to access and handle any accounts that your deceased loved one has left behind. You will be able to access their investments and handle their property to ensure that their accounts are settled correctly.

As reputable probate solicitors in Nottingham, you can trust us to help you through this process, rather than being overcome by the amount of work and dealing with this on your own.

Professional Probate Help Makes all the Difference

If you were named as the Executor for someone’s will, then it is important that you understand the legal implications of the job you must do. Because we specialise in probate in Nottingham, we are able to provide you with the legal help you need during this time. We can help you through your tasks or even complete them for you. By allowing us to undertake these tasks for you, you can be certain that the work and disbursement will be completed correctly and on time.

As a named Executor for someone’s will, it’s important to understand the legal implications of the role you must carry out. As specialist probate solicitors in Nottingham, we are able to provide you with crucial legal help during this time.

Our team of reliable and reputable solicitors at Smalleys Solicitors knows that you shouldn’t have to deal with the death of a loved one and settling the estate by yourself. We can explain all of the steps that you will need to take to settle the estate quickly and correctly, and we will be able to provide you with help and support every step of the way.

Deed of Variation

A Deed of Variation alters the terms of the will or the person that has passed away. It can also be used to vary the Intestacy provisions where there is no will. It is often used to reduce Inheritance Tax or to redirect a legacy or share of an estate down the generations (say, to grandchildren) or others left out of a will. They are a strange concept but very useful, they can however only be used for a limited period after someone has passed away. Our Wills and Probate team are just a telephone call away.

Link to the team deanne.taylor@smalleyssolicitors.co.uk , marcia.petcher@smalleyssolicitors.co.uk , lynne.tomkins@smalleyssolicitors.co.uk.

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