Fixed-Fee Probate.

Get a quote for Probate services from Final Duties, the UK’s most experienced Probate Agent.

We assess your Estate and use qualified and regulated Solicitors, who will give you as much support as you need.

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Guaranteed Fixed Fee Probate​

Our Probate and Estate Administration fees are agreed up front before any work takes place, so you always know exactly what you are going to pay. And if you decide you need additional services, we will quote you first.

Probate and Full Administration

Our unique Probate service has been featured in national newspapers and Which? Money Magazine. Our services are designed to ensure that you save money and get top quality advice from a leading specialist law firm.

Choose the service that suits you

Final Duties offer services from Probate only to full Estate administration and other related services. We can either just do the paperwork, or we can handle everything for you. You decide how much assistance you need.

Qualified and Regulated Solicitors

Final Duties use qualified and regulated Estate administration specialist Solicitors for our Probate services. You will work with a Probate Specialist, with clear and transparent fees.

Probate Only

Your Probate Specialist will prepare the Probate application and submit this to HMRC and the Probate Registry. They will then pass the Grant of Probate to you for you to distribute.

How it works

Get a Probate quote

It only takes a 15-20 minute phone call with one of our expert Probate Advisors to gather the information we need. We will then send your free no-obligation fixed fee Probate quote by email and you can then consider our quote and whether you’d like to go ahead. Our customers tell us that our service and competitive pricing speak for themselves.

Instruct your solicitor

Once you accept your fixed fee Probate quote, your qualified and regulated Probate Specialist will call you to get things started on the same day. They will complete the relevant Probate and Inheritance Tax applications and submit them to the Probate Registry on your behalf.

Receive your Grant of Probate

Once your Probate Specialist has obtained the Grant of Probate, they will send it to you, so you can complete the Estate administration and distribution yourself.

Full Administration

Your Probate Specialist will take care of all of the paperwork and correspondence with the relevant institutions, Probate office and HMRC and will distribute the Estate proceeds for you.

Giving you peace of mind that the process is fully managed and is tailored to the individual Estate.

How it works

Get a Probate quote

For our full Estate Administration service, our Probate Advisors take comprehensive details of the Estate at the outset, so that we can provide a fixed fee Probate quote based on the information provided. It should only take 15-20 minutes with one of our expert Probate Advisors to receive your fixed-fee Probate quote and this should not change, unless the details of the Estate change.

Instruct your solicitor

Once you accept your fixed fee Probate quote, your qualified and regulated Solicitor will be instructed straight away. There’s no upfront cost for our Full Administration service and your Probate Specialist will call you to get things started straight away.

Your solicitor will administer the Estate for you

Your Probate Specialist will carry out the complete administration of the Estate on your behalf. They will keep you regularly updated with the progress of the Estate administration by email, phone or letter.

Your solicitor will distribute the Estate for you

Once Probate has been granted and the Estate has been settled, your Probate Specialist will distribute the Estate to the beneficiaries and will provide you with a full set of Estate accounts so you can see exactly what was in the Estate and how it was distributed.

Probate Advice

You can name up to four people in your Will to act as your Executors. The probate office will only issue the grant of probate to up to four people
When an executor has finalised the distribution of an estate subject to probate the relevant probate office will forward details to the public records office
What happens if an executor dies? This can be broken down into two subsections. The executor dies before the deceased…
You may be liable for inheritance tax if on death if your estate is worth more than £325,000 or in the case of a married couple or those in a
Often solicitors, banks or will providers write themselves in a will as a professional executor.
The Executors in your Will should be someone you trust to administer your estate. The role is time consuming and can be complex so you should be sure you are