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Ipswich Probate Solicitors

If you require the use of our Ipswich probate solicitors you are probably going through a difficult time which is why, for us, a sympathetic approach to this area of law is just as important as a professional one.

It is our goal to shoulder as much of the legal burden as possible on your behalf so you can focus on getting your life back on track. Below are a few of the stages involved in completing probate;

Notifying any banks or other institutions which hold any assets

Valuing the Estate

Settling any debts, assuming there are sufficient funds available

Allocating the assets as set out in the Will

Calculating the Inheritance Tax bill

Our legal team can also assist with Power of Attorney and advise what to do in cases where no Will has been left (intestacy).

Whatever your situation, our Ipswich probate solicitors will treat your case with the sympathy and delicacy it deserves. Either complete the form to the right or speak to us directly on the number at the bottom of your screen to find out more.

Wills

Writing a Will might seem like an unimportant task, but if you die without leaving one it can mean a lot of expense and hard work for the ones you leave behind.

There are many practical reasons for writing a Will. Although married couples and civil partners will automatically inherit, the same right is not extended to cohabiting couples, unless it is stated in a Will that they should do so.

Of course it is also a chance for you to decide who should get what, ensuring close friends and important charities do not miss out. In purely financial terms, with some careful planning it might also be possible to mitigate your Inheritance Tax bill.

Finally, if you have children a Will is an opportunity to state who you would like to look after them in the event of your death.

Writing a Will also gives you the peace of mind knowing your loved ones have been provided for to the best of your ability. If you wish to write yours, either complete the online form to the right and our Ipswich probate solicitors will get back to you, or speak to us directly on the number below.