Wills & Probate

Planning for the future and dealing with someone's death involves complex legal processes that affect your family's financial security and emotional wellbeing. Our specialist wills and probate solicitors provide compassionate guidance through these difficult times.

What Our Wills & Probate Solicitors Can Help With

Our verified solicitors specialise in all aspects of estate planning and administration:

• Will Writing: Professional will drafting to protect your family and assets
• Islamic Wills: Sharia-compliant wills and succession planning
• Probate Applications: Grant of probate and letters of administration
• Estate Administration: Complete estate management and distribution
• Inheritance Disputes: Contesting wills and inheritance act claims
• Lasting Power of Attorney: Legal authority for health and financial decisions
• Court of Protection: Deputyship applications for mental capacity issues
• Inheritance Tax Planning: Minimising tax liability on your estate

Why Choose SolicitorConnect for Wills & Probate

• Specialist Expertise: Solicitors focusing exclusively on wills and probate law
• Compassionate Service: Understanding the emotional challenges of bereavement
• Fixed Fee Services: Transparent pricing for will writing and probate work
• Local Knowledge: Familiar with regional probate registries and procedures
• Family Focus: Protecting relationships while securing your legacy
• Tax Expertise: Inheritance tax planning and HMRC dealings

Estate Planning Costs

Will Writing:

• Simple will for single person: £150-£300
• Mirror wills for couples: £250-£500
• Complex wills with trusts: £500-£1,500+
• Islamic wills: £200-£400

Probate Services:

• Grant of probate application: £800-£1,500
• Full estate administration: 1-5% of estate value
• Inheritance tax returns: £500-£2,000
• Court fees: £273 (estates over £5,000)

Most estate administrations complete within 12-18 months, though complex estates may take longer. Having a properly drafted will can significantly reduce costs and delays for your family.

This information is for general guidance only and does not constitute legal advice. For specific legal advice tailored to your situation, please consult with a qualified solicitor.