Probate and confirmation
Probate and confirmation
This part of the site provides legal information and documents relating to dealing with a person's property and financial affairs after their death, including obtaining probate (or, in Scotland, confirmation), managing the deceased's estate and inheritance tax implications.
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Probate
Once probate has been granted, the executors or administrators of the estate can begin the process of distributing assets. This document can be used as part of this process by creating a receipt to be…
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If someone leaves you something in a will but you'd rather it was left to someone else, you can use this deed of variation to transfer it to them.
You can use it if you've been left:
a particular item…
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When a person dies leaving behind an estate, which can include a house or a flat, as well as money, shares and personal possessions, you'll usually need to apply to the Probate Registry to get a Grant of…
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