Probate – Making Things Easier for Your Loved Ones

Understanding the Probate Process

When a loved one passes away, their financial affairs must be properly managed and their estate settled. This process, known as probate, involves various tasks such as dealing with Inland Revenue and Land Registry forms, closing bank accounts, and settling outstanding bills and debts. Typically, individuals appoint someone in their Will to carry out these responsibilities. However, it’s common for those appointed to seek professional assistance, which can often be both complex and costly.

Why Choose ELATCO for Probate Assistance?

At ELATCO, we understand the challenges and complexities of the probate process. Our mission is to provide you with clear and straightforward guidance, making the probate process as smooth as possible during this challenging time.

Here’s why you should consider choosing ELATCO:
  1. Expert Advice: We offer expert advice and guidance on every aspect of applying for probate. Our team is well-versed in the intricacies of UK probate law and will ensure that you navigate this process with confidence.
  2. Personalized Service: We believe in a personal, face-to-face approach. That’s why we offer a no-obligation home visit to assess your probate, legal, and tax needs. We want to understand your unique situation and provide tailored solutions.
  3. Cost-Effective: The cost of obtaining probate can vary significantly, with high fees from traditional sources like banks and solicitors. In 2011, the average cost of probate for a £270,000 estate through one of the ‘Big 5’ banks exceeded £10,830. Similarly, it cost over £5,199 with High Street Solicitors. ELATCO offers a cost-effective fixed fee service, providing you with the expertise you need at a fraction of the cost of these larger institutions.
Consider an Alternative to High Street Fees

Speak to The Will Writing Company for a no-obligation assessment and quote as an alternative to the High Street fees.

Our consultants will be delighted to discuss all options with you, empowering you to make an informed decision about how to proceed with probate.