Fixed Fee Grant of Probate/Letters of Administration
Fixed Fee Grant of Probate /Letters of Administration
Probate can seem complex and daunting but our expert team can talk you through the various options.
If you require ONLY a Grant of Probate (where there is a Will) or Letters of Administration (where there is no Will) then we can prepare the relevant documents and make the application on your behalf. Once granted, the documents are then passed to the Executor to administer without our involvement.
We are also able to offer a fully packaged service, including full Estate Administration – see HERE
Why choose fixed fee?
Predictable costs: You will know the total cost upfront, so there are no nasty surprises.
Transparency: You will be clear about what is included in the fixed fee and what additional charges may apply.
Convenience: You can get everything done in one place, without having to deal with multiple solicitors.
Our Costs – Grant of Probate/Letters of Administration only
Low complexity Grant of Probate only
£1050 plus VAT* and disbursements
Medium complexity Grant of Probate only
£1750 plus VAT* and disbursements
High complexity Grant of Probate only
£2000 plus VAT* and disbursements
Alternatively, we can easily set up a video call at a time to suit you.
PLEASE NOTE – Disbursements will be an additional cost and all fees are for guidance only
Pricing and fee information
In accordance with the rules we are governed by and to ensure full transparency of our services, please see a comprehensive fee structure and pricing summary here.
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Get in touch with our team to discuss your needs. We’re happy to travel to specific postcodes free of charge or set up a video call at a time to suit you.
Phone: 023 9355 2564
Email: info@futuritywills.co.uk
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