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The 2026 Probies Shortlists Are Here!

The moment we’ve all been waiting for has arrived…

Our independent judging panel has now selected the official shortlists for the 2026 Probate Industry Awards – and what a phenomenal showcase of talent, innovation and dedication across the UK probate sector.

On 23rd April 2026, the industry will gather in true glitz and glamour style at the prestigious Pan Pacific London to celebrate the very best our profession has to offer.

From boutique law firms to national powerhouses, rising stars to unsung heroes, tech pioneers to research specialists – this year’s shortlist represents the strength, compassion and innovation that define our industry.

Probate Law Firm of the Year: Boutique

• Circe Law Ltd
• Fidelis Legal Services Limited
• Milford & Dormor Solicitors LLP
• Tassells LLP
• Spall Clark Solicitors

Probate Law Firm of the Year: Regional

• Brachers LLP
• Ellisons
• Morr & Co
• Thackray Williams Solicitors

Probate Law Firm of the Year: National

• Octopus Legal Services
• Premier Solicitors
• Taylor Rose

Rising Star of the Year

• Conor Barnard – Zedra Legal Services (UK) Limited
• Danielle McMahon – Taylor Rose
• Jessica Randall – Circe Law
• Lucy Cresswell – Vault Private Client
• Rayssa Whitlock – Anthony Gold Solicitors LLP
• Tamsin Walker – Shakespeare Martineau

Probate Lawyer of the Year

• Helen Claydon – HAIG Legal Group
• June Yap – Octopus Legacy
• Krystal Ramsammy – Taylor Rose
• Lee-Ann Diaz – Thackray Williams Solicitors
• Melissa Howman – Spall Clark Solicitors
• Natalie Payne – Morr & Co

Contentious Probate Provider of the Year

• Coodes Solicitors
• Freeths LLP
• Irwin Mitchell
• Morr & Co
• Redkite Solicitors
• Shakespeare Martineau

Estate Planning Team of the Year

• Brachers LLP
• Ellisons
• Irwin Mitchell
• Squiggle Consult Ltd
• Tassells LLP
• Vault Private Client

Specialist Probate Provider of the Year

• The Surrey Probate Practice Limited
• Zedra Legal Services (UK) Limited

Will Writing Firm of the Year

• Brachers LLP
• Octopus Legacy
• Simpler Law Ltd. – HAIG Legal Group
• Switalskis
• Wills & Legal Services Ltd

Wills and Probate Paralegal of the Year

• Brandy Arnold – Squiggle Consult Ltd
• Elizabeth Freeman – Circe Law Ltd
• Jo Masson – Tassells LLP

Probate Research Firm of the Year

• Finders International
• H&H Intel-Genealogy
• Pro-Gen Research Limited

Court of Protection Team of the Year

• Anthony Gold Solicitors LLP
• Birketts LLP
• Morr & Co
• Osborne Morris & Morgan Solicitors
• Switalskis

Service Provider of the Year

• Currencies Direct
• Estatesearch Ltd
• Finders International
• Property Solutions Group
• Share Data LTD

Technology Provider of the Year

• Estatesearch Ltd
• LEAP Estates

Innovation of the Year

• Probate and Wills Online LTD t/a Online Probate
• Property Solutions Group

Property Services Provider of the Year

• Just Clear
• Move With Us
• Property Solutions Group

Charity Partnership of the Year

• Freeths LLP
• Heritage Wills
• Octopus Legacy
• Probate.Auction
• Squiggle Consult Ltd

The Unsung Hero Award

• Becky Spall – Spall Clark Solicitors
• Brandy Arnold – Squiggle Consult Ltd
• Lorraine Marsh – Shakespeare Martineau
• Marc Goddard – Tassells LLP
• Roz Bradley – Zedra Legal Services (UK) Limited

Outstanding Achievement in the Industry

• Holly Chantler – Morr & Co
• Jade Gani – Circe Law Ltd
• Russell Kaminski – Vault Private Client

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Celebrating Excellence Across the Industry

The 2026 shortlists reflect a sector that continues to evolve – embracing technology, strengthening client care, building meaningful charity partnerships, and championing the next generation of probate professionals.

To everyone shortlisted: congratulations. Being recognised at this level is a remarkable achievement in itself.

Now the countdown truly begins… 🥂

Join us on 23rd April 2026 at the Pan Pacific London for an unforgettable evening of celebration, networking and industry recognition.

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Because excellence deserves the spotlight… and the #Probies stage awaits. ✨

 

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The Probies Judging Process

With so many incredible professionals and pioneering organisations in the probate space, judging the #Probies is no easy task – but it’s one we take seriously.

As we gear up for our glittering event on 23rd April 2026 at the stunning Pan Pacific London, here’s a look at how our judging process works, what goes into each decision, and the all-important dates to note.

How Judging Works

This year, we’re proud to have 13 esteemed judges on our panel, each bringing their unique expertise from across the legal, tech, and research sectors.

To ensure every category is assessed as fairly and thoroughly as possible:

• Each judge is assigned specific categories to review.
• At least two judges are allocated to every category.
• In the event of a tie or split decision, our Head Judge, David Stoch, steps in to make the final call.

The Scoring Model

Judges are asked to select one Winner and one Highly Commended entry per category. Points are awarded as follows:

• 2 points for the Winner
• 1 point for the Highly Commended
• All other nominees receive no points.

This system ensures clarity, fairness, and a structured way to recognise excellence across our industry.

Judge Commentary

Constructive feedback is key. Each judge is required to leave a brief comment for both their chosen Winner and Highly Commended entries. These remarks not only help validate the results but are also shared (privately) with nominees where appropriate.

We're so grateful to our incredible judging panel who give their time and insight to honour those pushing the probate profession forward. Let the countdown begin!

Want to learn more about our categories, judges or book your tickets for the big night? Head over to www.probateindustryawards.com

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Probate Funding Solutions That Ease the Pressure on Executors and Families

Families shouldn’t be required to shoulder estate-related costs while grieving. Executors shouldn’t be placed in that position either. Nevertheless, when estates lack the funds to pay inheritance tax, cover solicitor fees, or handle estate property costs, executors often face this financial burden without the ability to access estate funds. This all-too-common challenge in UK estate administration can lead to avoidable delays and increased administrative complexity for legal teams. While some delays and stresses cannot be controlled, specialised probate-funding solutions are available to solve those estate-related challenges.

InheritNOW provides executors the liquidity needed to progress the estate through Inheritance Tax (IHT) Loans and Estate Expense Funds. These solutions are designed to ease financial pressure throughout the estate administration without compromising standards of care or compliance. IHT Loans and Estate Expense Funds help to remove bottlenecks and enable a smoother progression in estate administration.

For executors responsible for settling inheritance tax, IHT Loans provide a means for immediate funding to meet HMRC obligations, thereby unlocking the estate. In situations where an estate lacks accessible cash before probate is granted, this solution removes a barrier to liquidity and avoids unnecessary delays in estate administration. After probate is granted, and before distributions are made to beneficiaries, IHT Loans are settled directly from the proceeds of the estate, with no early repayment penalties. With this solution, executors do not assume any personal liability for repayment of the loan. With IHT Loans, executors avoid personal financial burdens and can progress the estate efficiently.

Estate Expense Funds provide executors with quick access to money needed for essential estate administration costs. These funds can be used to cover necessary expenditures throughout estate administration, such as solicitor or legal fees, probate fees, property insurance and maintenance, valuations, and clearance services. A flexible draw-down facility allows executors to access approved funds on an as-needed basis to meet estate-related expenses, ensuring liquidity without requiring a full advance prior to sale of estate assets and repayment. Since repayment is made directly from the estate once probate is granted and cash is available, executors are not personally liable for the loan. Through an Estate Expense Fund, executors can carry out their responsibilities without putting a strain on their personal finances and credit rating.

Probate is inherently complex and prone to delay and difficulties. Financial strain placed on grieving families and executors does not have to be part of the process. By introducing liquidity at the moments it is needed most, IHT Loans and Estate Expense Funds remove the weight that slows estate administration and creates unnecessary financial stress. These funding solutions give executors the means to fulfil their responsibilities without personal risk, delivering timely and compliant estate administration.

InheritNOW exists to lift that burden, ensuring that the costs of estate administration never fall on the shoulders of those already carrying enough.

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Property Solutions Group Announced as Headline Sponsor for the 2026 Probate Industry Awards

We are thrilled to announce that ‘Property Solutions Group’ is the Headline Sponsor for the 2026 Probate Industry Awards, taking place on 23rd April 2026 at the prestigious Pan Pacific London.

As a trusted name in estate property services, Property Solutions Group is synonymous with innovation, reliability, and excellence. Their support signals a strong alignment with the values and ambition of the Probies: to celebrate outstanding work, drive industry standards forward, and shine a light on the often-unsung heroes of the probate world.

From estate clearance to property sales and management, Property Solutions Group is the engine behind many of the industry’s most seamless transitions. Their dedication to delivering tailored solutions across the probate lifecycle makes them the perfect partner for this year’s glittering event.

With a record number of entries expected this year and a stunning new venue, the 2026 Probate Industry Awards are set to be the most spectacular yet.

We look forward to working with Property Solutions Group to deliver a night of recognition, celebration and connection for the probate sector.

For more on Property Solutions Group, visit: www.propertysolutionsgroup.co.uk

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Meet the Experts Behind the Probies 2026 Judging Panel

Because behind every great awards night are the people who know greatness when they see it.

As the countdown begins to the 2026 edition of the Probate Industry Awards - happening at Pan Pacific London on 23 April 2026, we’re thrilled to introduce you to the outstanding individuals who will be guiding our judging panel. They’re leaders, innovators and advocates in the probate and private‑client world, and they bring the expertise, integrity and passion we believe the Probies deserve.

Amy Lane

Amy is a Partner in the Private Client team at gunnercooke. After training and qualifying at a regional firm in Kent and spending six years at another regional firm, she now handles a full spectrum of private client work. She is a full STEP member, contracted examiner for STEP exams, full member of ALL, and a Dementia Friend. Amy has also served on the Kent Law Society and Tunbridge Wells & Tonbridge District Law Society councils. She’s published in the STEP journal on redefining social norms and family definitions with particular focus on assisted conception—an area she is passionate about.

Amy brings a rare combination of commercial smarts, technical pedigree and social awareness. That means entries to The Probies which reflect diversity, new family models or evolving practice will get her full attention.

Chris Reynolds

Chris has worked at Ramsdens since 1997 and has over 40 years’ experience in Private Wealth and Succession work. He focuses on high value probate matters, estates often exceeding £1 million, and helps clients and families manage long term estate stability. Chris and his team have won multiple industry awards (including Best Probate Law Firm, North at the UK Probate Research Awards four years in a row 2019–2022) and were highly commended at The Probies 2025 for ‘Probate Law Firm of the Year – National’.

Chris brings heavyweight technical chops and results driven experience — particularly for high value, complex matters.

David Masterton

David is Chief Revenue Officer at Premier Solicitors, leading national partnerships, acquisitions and strategic development. Known for his commercial acumen, collaborative leadership and commitment to uplift industry standards, David champions quality legal services and ethical business practices. As a seasoned judge, he brings insight, integrity and real world business perspective to the awards.

This means that for nominations which reflect scalable growth, client engagement excellence or strategic innovation in probate practice - David will be looking very closely.

David Opie

David is Managing Editor of Today’s Media, the publishing business serving the legal services sector. Under his leadership, Today’s Conveyancer, Today’s Wills and Probate and Today’s Family Lawyer have become essential reads for practitioners. As podcast host, David explores key topics with individuals and organisations that power this sector.

His inclusion ensures The Probies don’t just stay inward looking: we will recognise cultural leadership, media impact and communications excellence as part of what makes a standout nomination.

Gary Shaw

Gary is Managing Director of Property Solutions Group, a UK property firm specialising in probate property management, estate funding and value preserving solutions. He has helped save estates around £4 million in selling fees, built sustained relationships with solicitors and will writing professionals, and innovated in deprived payment funding to help estates cover costs efficiently. Gary also serves as a judge for The Probies.

His expertise brings to light the critical role of estates’ property management, compliance, innovation and client service in the probate ecosystem — areas we’ll be honouring at the 2026 awards.

Heledd Wyn

Based in Bristol, Heledd is a Partner specialising in private client services and long term care. With extensive experience in future planning, private wealth, Wills, Powers of Attorney, trusts and Court of Protection matters, she is especially recognised for her expertise in long term and elderly care issues – from navigating local authority assessments to tackling contested proceedings.

Heledd’s combination of technical strength and empathy for vulnerable clients makes her insight invaluable when we assess nominations that sit at the intersection of legal excellence and client care excellence.

Ian Bond

Ian is a solicitor specialising in Wills, Trusts and Probate, a long standing member of the Law Society’s Wills & Equity committee and a new member of STEP’s UK Technical Committee. A strong advocate for industry reform, Ian brings both depth of technical expertise and a progressive mindset.

His role on the judging panel helps ensure The Probies rewards not only excellence as it is today, but also forward thinking practice that helps shape the future of the probate profession.

Jade Gani

Jade is the Founder & CEO of Circe Law. She is deeply committed to supporting older and vulnerable clients in the community and dedicates considerable time to local charities and initiatives. Jade is a fully accredited member of Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP), a fully accredited member and Chair of Association of Lifetime Lawyers (ALL), and is on the Law Society’s Wills & Equity Committee. She was named both “Wills & Probate Lawyer of the Year” and overall “Private Client Lawyer of the Year” at the Modern Law Private Client Awards 2024.

Jade brings a sharp eye for excellence and a genuine heart for service—exactly the kind of judge calibre we’re proud to welcome at The Probies.

Lakshmi Turner

Lakshmi is a marketing specialist with over 30 years’ experience in business strategy, branding, proposition development, product service delivery, marketing communications and PR. A graduate of King’s College London and holder of a full time MBA (1990–91), she has consulted to the legal profession, and in 2004 joined the ALL as Development Officer, becoming Chief Operating Officer in 2010 and CEO in January 2014.

Lakshmi’s inclusion reminds us that The Probies are not only about technical legal excellence: they’re also about how you present your service, your brand, your values and your impact. She will champion submissions that reflect excellent stakeholder engagement, communicative clarity and professional identity.

Nimesh Ganatra

As Head of Risk & Compliance at Legal Eye, Nimesh is at the cutting edge of regulatory, risk and product innovation in legal services. He leads on regulatory knowledge management, product development and mentoring of young legal associates.

For us, his presence means a careful and informed evaluation of any award entries touching on compliance, innovation and practice standards. It’s an increasingly important angle in the probate sector and The Probies will reflect that.

Paige Gouldthorpe

Paige spearheads the Court of Protection and Vulnerable Persons Team at Fosters Solicitors, supporting some of the most vulnerable individuals in society. She holds three national awards for her legal work, serves as Chair and Sector Lead for the national group Women in Wills, and was named among the “Top 100 Inspiring Women of Norfolk”. Beyond her professional practice, Paige sits on the boards of several regional charities.

Her focus on combining advocacy with empathy means she’s ideally placed to recognise nominees who go the extra mile… not just technically, but humanely.

Trusha Velji

Trusha is Director of Touch Solicitors Limited, a niche award winning law firm devoted to vulnerable clients. Despite being a sole practitioner, she is highly respected, appears regularly on television, radio and in publications, and commits significant time to charitable and pro bono work.

Her presence on the panel sends a clear message: size is not everything. Impact, dedication and commitment to underserved communities matter equally at The Probies.

Trevor Worth

With over 35 years’ experience in legal services, Trevor founded his business at age 22, specialises now in Inheritance & Succession Planning, and holds an MBA from University of Exeter. Trevor is a guest lecturer on innovation and entrepreneurship at several universities, sits on advisory boards of business schools, has served on the advisory panel of the Legal Services Board, and in 2022 was elected President and first Fellow of The B.E.S.T. Foundation. He is fully STEP qualified and is recognised as a legal innovator.

Outside of law, he built a soccer coaching academy (1995–2008), worked as a talent scout for professional football clubs, and in January 2019 introduced a 4 day week at his firm while increasing salaries, drawing the moniker “The Best Boss in the World!”.

Trevor brings decades of experience plus bold, entrepreneurial thinking to our panel.

What this means for you…

With such a high‑calibre judging panel in place, the message is clear: The Probate Industry Awards 2026 will reward substance + style, technical excellence + client focus, and innovation + impact. Whether you are a solicitor, barrister, probate researcher, estate administration provider, technology partner or specialist service firm - there is a place for you at this celebration of the very best in probate and private‑client practice.

How you can get involved

• Nominate: The nomination process is open at https://www.probateindustryawards.com — don’t wait, submissions will close soon.
• Sponsor: If you want to amplify your brand, engage with the community and align yourself with excellence in the probate sector, explore our sponsorship packages early.
• Attend: Join us on 23 April 2026 at Pan Pacific London. Mix and mingle, celebrate with your peers, and witness first‑hand the glitz and glamour of The Probies.

Let’s make 2026 the biggest event yet – one where innovation, compassion and excellence in the probate industry shine through. See you on the red carpet.

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Why Entering Industry Awards Matters

And why now is the time to get involved!

In a sector like probate, it’s easy to focus all energy on meeting deadlines, supporting clients, and navigating complex cases. But there’s something to be said for pausing, just for a moment, to reflect on what’s been achieved.

Industry awards offer exactly that opportunity: a moment of recognition, a chance to showcase hard work, and a platform to raise the profile of individuals, teams, and firms who go above and beyond.

Here’s why entering industry awards truly matters:

1. Recognition for Real Impact

Award entries aren’t just about accolades - they’re about celebrating the difference you’ve made. Whether it's guiding grieving families through complex estate processes, innovating behind the scenes, or contributing to policy improvements, your work deserves recognition. Awards highlight the people and practices that are driving the sector forward.

2. Boosting Reputation & Trust

Being shortlisted, highly commended, or winning an award sends a clear message: you’re a trusted leader in your field. This not only strengthens credibility with clients but also enhances your standing with peers, potential referrers, and talent looking to join a reputable team.

3. Team Motivation & Morale

Awards give teams a chance to reflect on what they’ve achieved - especially valuable in sectors where much of the work is behind the scenes. From paralegals and administrators to senior partners, entering awards can boost morale, spark pride, and reinforce a shared sense of purpose.

4. Marketing & PR Opportunities

Industry recognition creates a springboard for wider publicity. An award-winning firm or individual is more likely to feature in trade press, client communications, and on social media. It offers a fresh reason to reach out to clients and contacts - not with a sales pitch, but with a story worth celebrating.

5. Benchmarking & Reflection

Writing an award entry forces you to stop and assess what’s working. It’s a powerful exercise in self-assessment - allowing teams to see their growth, identify standout moments, and benchmark themselves against the wider industry.

6. Networking & New Business

Attending awards ceremonies and being visible in industry conversations brings new connections. The awards circuit isn’t just about celebration - it’s about visibility, thought leadership, and joining a community of professionals shaping the future of probate.

Make This Your Year

The Probate Industry Awards exist to shine a light on the exceptional work happening across the sector. Whether you’re a small team making a big impact, a rising star just starting out, or a well-established organisation driving innovation - now’s the time to tell your story.

Nominations for The Probate Industry Awards 2026 are now open! 🌐 www.probateindustryawards.com

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THE RESULTS 2024

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Saving a Farm: How Level’s Inheritance Advance Helped Two Farmers Avoid Repossession

In 2019, following the passing of their neighbour, two farmers were named sole executors and beneficiaries of her estate, which included farmland directly adjacent to their own.

Instead of selling the property, they decided to maintain the land and continue its upkeep. However, over time, financial pressure mounted, and they fell behind on mortgage payments related to their own farm.

After some weeks, their mortgage provider threatened to repossess their farm if they did not clear the outstanding mortgage within a matter of weeks. The couple turned to an intermediary, who introduced them to Level’s team for an Inheritance Advance loan. Level moved quickly to assess the situation and process their application.

Within five working days, the loan was approved, and the funds were paid directly to the mortgage lender. The repossession was avoided, and the couple were able to wait for the completion of probate and sale of the farmland. By unlocking a portion of their inheritance early, they successfully navigated a difficult financial situation in just days.

This is a great example of how Level provides practical, time-sensitive support to beneficiaries during the probate process—bridging the gap between probate delays and customer requirements.

For more information, visit www.thelevelgroup.co.uk or contact +44 (0) 20 7205 2870.

The Level Group provides tailored financial solutions for family law and probate, helping individuals and professionals navigate legal costs and inheritance matters with confidence. Our expert-led lending services ensure fast, flexible support during life’s most challenging moments. Learn more at www.thelevelgroup.co.uk or contact us at [email protected] | +44 (0)207 205 2870.

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Morr & Co promotes two talented lawyers to new roles in the Contentious Trusts and Probate team

We are delighted to announce that Katie Woodcock has been promoted to Partner in our award winning Contentious Trusts and Probate team.

Having joined the team in 2020, Katie focuses on complex contentious trusts and probate disputes. She helps clients solve sensitive family disputes surrounding Wills, estates and trusts and has particular expertise in disputes involving vulnerable individuals. Her impressive ability to navigate these disputes while maintaining her naturally empathetic approach has been instrumental to her success.

The Contentious Trusts and Probate team have also promoted Woodrow Cox to Associate Solicitor.

These promotions within the team further demonstrate the strengthening of our Contentious Trusts and Probate department and our ongoing investment in developing talented individuals who deliver exceptional service to our clients.

Kellie Williams-Jauvel, Head of Dispute Resolution at Morr & Co comments;

"Katie's promotion to Partner is exceptionally well-deserved and represents a significant milestone both for her career and our Contentious Trusts and Probate team. Her ability to navigate complex disputes, while maintaining absolute focus on client outcomes, embodies everything we strive for at Morr & Co. Katie has consistently demonstrated the perfect balance of technical excellence and practical, pragmatic support that our clients value so highly.”

Kellie continues;

“I am equally delighted to see Woodrow Cox's progression to Associate Solicitor. His attention to detail and commercial awareness have made him a trusted advisor to many of our clients and his collaborative approach has been invaluable in many of our cross-departmental matters.”

Catherine Fisher, Managing Partner at Morr & Co adds;

"Congratulations to both Katie and Woodrow. We are incredibly proud of their achievements which reflect both their outstanding individual contributions and our firm's dedication to developing the next generation of specialists."

The Dispute Resolution team were proud winners of Best Contentious Probate Provider at The Probate Industry Awards 2024, which celebrates outstanding achievements and excellence within the probate industry by recognising both firms and individuals who have demonstrated exceptional performance and dedication to their craft.

 

Morr & Co specializes in contentious trusts and probate, resolving complex estate disputes with expertise and empathy. Learn more at www.morrlaw.com or contact us at [email protected] / +44 (0)1737 854000

 

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How Our Zero Fee Selling Option and Property Expense Funding Have Empowered Solicitors and Executors

The Success of the Zero Fee Selling Option

When we introduced our Zero Fee Selling Option in 2020, our goal was to alleviate some of the financial strain on clients who needed to sell property as part of an estate administration or in other legal proceedings. Solicitors often deal with clients who are under financial pressure or facing complex legal and administrative tasks, and this innovative solution was designed to reduce some of the stress involved in selling property.

By removing the need for clients to pay selling fees, the Zero Fee Selling Option has allowed solicitors to offer a smoother, more flexible process for property transactions. The option means that clients don’t have to worry about estate agent selling costs, allowing them to focus on the more important aspects of their case, such as the legal and administrative elements of estate management.

As this service has grown in popularity, an increasing number of solicitors have recognised the value it provides to their clients. With 80% of our solicitor clients now choosing this option, it has become a trusted method for facilitating property sales, particularly when time or financial constraints are a concern.

Introducing Property Expense Funding in 2024

In 2024, we introduced Property Expense Funding, a service designed specifically to support solicitors, executors, and personal representatives dealing with the financial challenges of managing a probate property. Executors often face significant upfront costs associated with the administration of estates, including property maintenance, insurance, legal fees, and other testamentary expenses. However, in many cases, they may not have immediate access to funds to cover these expenses.

Our Property Expense Funding is designed to bridge this gap, providing financial assistance to cover the costs associated with managing a probate property and handling testamentary expenses. This allows executors and personal representatives to continue with the estate administration process without the burden of having to pay for everything upfront. By alleviating financial pressures, this funding ensures that the property can be properly managed and sold, which in turn facilitates the probate process.

For solicitors, this service has proven invaluable, as it allows them to offer their clients a seamless way to handle the often-complex financial responsibilities involved in estate administration. Executors can continue to act on their duties without worrying about securing immediate funds, while solicitors can ensure that all costs are met and that the estate is administered efficiently.

A Collaborative Approach for the Future

The success of our Zero Fee Selling Option and the introduction of Property Expense Funding in 2024 represent just two examples of our commitment to providing effective, solicitor-focused solutions. As the legal landscape continues to evolve, we aim to offer services that complement the needs of solicitors and their clients, enabling them to navigate property transactions and estate administration with confidence.

By offering these services, solicitors can help clients handle the complexities of property sales and probate administration in a way that’s financially manageable. Whether it's assisting in the sale of a property without upfront fees or providing support for executors to manage the expenses of administering an estate, we are here to support the legal community with practical solutions that ease the burden of property-related matters.

Looking ahead, we remain dedicated to working closely with solicitors to ensure that our services continue to meet the evolving needs of their clients, providing a seamless, stress-free process for property sales and estate management.

 

PSG provides solicitors, executors, and personal representatives with practical solutions to streamline property sales and estate administration. To learn more about our Zero Fee Selling Option and Property Expense Funding, visit our website: www.psg.co.uk. Alternatively, you can contact us at: [email protected] or call us on: +44 (0)1234 567890.

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