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Independent Legal Advice · Probate Applications
Clear advice.
Calmly delivered.
Direct, practical legal support when you need to understand an important document, apply for the authority to administer an estate or progress a time-sensitive property matter.
Direct solicitor accessYour matter handled personally
Plain-English adviceUnderstand before you sign
Request-led serviceA solicitor contacts you
Focused legal support
Focused services.
One clear approach.
Legal paperwork often arrives at a difficult or time-sensitive moment. The aim is simple: explain what matters, identify the risks and guide you through the next step with care.
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Independent Legal Advice
Know exactly what you are agreeing to.
Independent Legal Advice is separate advice given only in your interests. Your documents are reviewed with you privately, the legal and financial consequences are explained, and you have the opportunity to ask questions before deciding whether to proceed.
Book an ILA appointment →Common matters
- Personal and director guarantees
- Legal charges and third-party mortgages
- Joint Borrower Sole Proprietor arrangements
- Occupier consent and postponement forms
- Transfers of equity and declarations of trust
- Documents requiring a solicitor’s certificate
What to expect
A conflict check, document review, identity checks and a private appointment. Any certificate is signed only where appropriate after the advice has been completed.
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Probate Applications
A careful path through the application.
When someone dies, the paperwork can feel overwhelming. Receive focused assistance with establishing the correct type of grant and preparing the application needed to deal with the estate.
Discuss a probate application →Application support
- Reviewing the will and executor position
- Grant of Probate applications where there is a will
- Letters of Administration where there is no will
- Guidance on the information needed to value the estate
- Considering the relevant Inheritance Tax reporting route
- Preparing and submitting the probate application
Focused scope
The first discussion will confirm whether you need assistance with the grant application only or whether wider estate administration support is required.
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48–72 Hour Expedited Conveyancing
Move with momentum.
For eligible, ready-to-proceed matters, the expedited conveyancing service targets completion within 48–72 hours, with pace, precision and clear communication.
Check whether your matter is suitable →Selling
Early preparation and prompt replies to keep the sale moving.
Transfer of equity
Focused support when adding or removing someone from the title.
Remortgaging
Coordination of the lender, redemption and registration requirements.
Fast does not mean rushed.
Expedited means removing avoidable delay—not cutting corners. The 48–72 hour timeframe is a target, not a guarantee, and applies only after eligibility is confirmed and all required identification, signed documents, cleared funds and third-party information have been received.
A straightforward process
Know what happens next.
Every matter begins with a short review so you understand the scope, documents required and likely next steps before work starts.
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Send the essentials
Share the relevant documents and a short outline of what you need.
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Scope and checks
Conflicts, identity and any additional information are dealt with at the outset.
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Advice or application
Receive private advice on your documents or careful support preparing the probate application.
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Clear completion
You are told what has been completed and what, if anything, needs to happen next.
After you enquire
A solicitor contacts you directly.
Private · Personal · No obligation
Your request is reviewed first so the solicitor who contacts you can understand the service you need, any deadline and the documents involved. You can then discuss suitability, scope, costs and next steps before deciding whether to proceed.
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Submit
Choose the service and provide a short outline of your request.
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Review
Your details are checked before contact is made.
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Call back
A solicitor contacts you to discuss the matter and next steps.
Start the conversation
Request a solicitor call back.
Send the basic details of your matter. A solicitor will review your request and contact you to confirm whether the service is suitable and what is needed next.
1. Submit your request
2. Details reviewed
3. Solicitor contacts you
Submitting an enquiry does not create a solicitor–client relationship. Do not send original documents or highly sensitive information until requested.