Required Documentation when going to the Sheriff’s Clerk Office interview, you must bring the following documents: The death certificate of the deceased (not a copy); Full details of the estate; …
The executor appointed by the Will, has to take on a large responsibility in managing the deceased’s affairs. The executor has to take care of valuation, taxes, outstanding loans and …
If for whatever reason, whether its personal or otherwise, you don’t want to take up the role of the executor there are ways to do so. A letter or form …
There are different types of grant probate depending on where in the country you are located. As a basic guideline, for any estate worth over £5,000, the executor will need …
After a person’s death, it can be difficult to address such stressful matters such as debts or liabilities, especially if the death is unexpected. Most people do not want to …
As an executor named on a will left by a testator (person who wrote the will), you will be called upon to administer that person’s estate after their passing. Since …
Immediately after someone dies and before you begin the actual probate process, it is a good idea to take priority of some initial tasks first. This will make your role …
If you are appointed as the executor or administrator of an estate upon a person’s death, you will soon be faced with the task of carrying out probate. Depending on …
One of the most important pieces of document that needs to be obtained for probate is the death certificate. Many institutions will require to see the document before you can …
It is crucial to have a detailed account of any outstanding bills and debts in the name of the deceased, as this is a requisite for probate. This is also …