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Coping with the death of a close relative is a difficult time anyway. Dealing with all the legal requirements of wills, inheritance and probate can make it even harder.Where a will is in existence, the Executors will need to apply for the Grant of Probate to give them the legal right to administer the estate. Where no will exists, the will is invalid or it does not specify an Executor, an Administrator will need to be appointed.Administering and distributing an estate comes at a time of grief and high emotion, and the processes and legal steps involved can be confusing. Although individuals can take on the burden of obtaining a Grant of Probate themselves, it’s often easier to let a professional handle the stress.We can help you at this time by obtaining the Grant of Probate on your behalf. We will also undertake the collecting and distribution of assets and as part of the fee we will:We can obtain the Grant of Probate on your behalf for a fixed fee. The fees rely upon you collating the information to the value of the estate and we will complete the probate application and relevant HMRC forms. Upon receipt of the Grant of Representation we will pass the original and sealed copies to you to administer the rest of the estate yourself, unless you wish us to administer the estate as per the pricing .