Fixed Fee Probate
Sorting out someone's estate is one of those things nobody plans for. Our fixed fee Probate service makes it manageable, with a clear, agreed price, so you always know where you stand.
Most people’s first question when they call a solicitor is: “What’s this going to cost me?” With our fixed fee Probate service, you get a clear, agreed-upon price before any work begins. No hourly rates creeping up. No invoice surprises at the end.
Our fee is based on the nature and complexity of the estate, not the time spent on
it. That's what makes it fixed. That certainty matters, especially when you’re already dealing with a lot.
When someone dies, their estate (property, savings, possessions) needs to be distributed to the right people. Probate is the legal process that makes that possible.
If the estate includes property, or its total value exceeds a certain threshold, you’ll need a Grant of Probate before banks will release funds or a property can be sold. There are also potential inheritance tax obligations to work through.
It’s a process most people only encounter once, which is exactly why having the right support makes a difference.
The experience was truly seamless from beginning to end. Initially, navigating the probate process felt overwhelming, but thanks to the invaluable assistance of Rebecca and Alex, it became remarkably straightforward. Their dedication and support exceeded expectations, consistently maintaining open lines of communication via phone or email. I can't praise them enough for their exceptional service throughout this journey.
David, Trustpilot Review
Every estate is different, so our fees reflect what’s actually involved in yours.
We don’t offer one-size-fits-all. Your situation is specific, so the service we agree should be too.
We can help you with:
You choose the level of involvement that feels right. We price accordingly, and nothing changes without you knowing about it first.
Executors can manage Probate themselves, but it carries real legal and financial responsibility. If something goes wrong, that responsibility sits with you personally.
Where an estate involves property, inheritance tax, or anything complicated by family circumstances, getting legal support isn't just convenient; it's often the thing that stops a straightforward process from becoming a difficult one.
A fixed fee solicitor gives you that support without the worry of an open-ended bill.
Our Wills, Probate & Trusts team handles fixed fee Probate for clients during one of the harder moments in life. They know that. The work gets done carefully, thoroughly, and without unnecessary fuss, and you’ll always know what’s happening and what comes next.
You won’t be chased for decisions before you’re ready. You won’t be kept in the dark either. We move at the pace that works for you.
Probate is the legal process of passing on the property, money, and assets of a deceased person to those who are entitled to it. This is usually based on the wishes stated in a Will or, if no Will exists, the rules of intestacy.
The process of Probate from start to finish can take approximately one year but that varies from case to case and is based on timescales beyond our control.
It could be quicker on a relatively simple estate or could be longer if complexities arise.
The standard turnaround time for the Probate Registry to issue the Grant from submission of the application is currently 20 weeks.
Yes, Probate costs can differ based on several factors, however we offer a fixed fee Probate service.
There are many standardised costs that are set by legal bodies (such as the application fees charged by the Probate Registry) which stay the same. The legal fees you pay will depend on several factors, including the size and value of the estate to be administered. It's best to contact our team and we can have a no-obligation chat and provide you with a fixed fee quote.

There's no pressure and no obligation. When you're ready to talk, you can book a callback at a time that suits you or call the fixed fee Probate team on 0800 915 2328.
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