When an estate does not have enough money to pay its debts, it is legally considered insolvent. The remaining unpaid debts are typically
Blog category - Probate
This situation is quite common. Forgotten savings accounts, premium bonds or old pensions can
The organisers of the annual Probate Industry Awards have announced that next year’s event will be
Being named as an executor in someone's Will - that is, the manager, distributor and administrator of the estate - is a legal role with
The justice committee has urged to the government to raise the threshold above which Probate application fees must
The Estate Registry (TER) has stated that the upcoming increase to Probate application costs will make matters more difficult for
New figures released by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) show that processing times for
The Ministry of Justice (MOJ) has announced that the Probate application fee will rise from next month, as one of a number of
The High Court has ruled in a Probate dispute between the spouse of
New guidance has been published that outlines how a grant of Probate should be resealed so it can
Data discovered by a law company has shown a rise in the number of people paying to block
When a testator dies, in many cases it is assumed that their Will will be a straightforward document and the Probate process will
