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What Is The Role Of A Probate Solicitor?

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What Is The Role Of A Probate Solicitor?

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Many solicitors offer probate alongside their wills services but many people do not necessarily understand what probate means and what the role of a solicitor is in administering it. Probate is basically the legal process of sorting out any estate, will or other unresolved issues after someone has passed away. A probate solicitor will ensure and bear witness to see that the will is properly executed and that what takes places adheres to the law. When a person makes a will, they will usually appoint the same solicitors to be in charge or probate after they pass. This has the advantage of knowing that they will be more likely to have a better understanding of the wishes in the will, having helped to put it in place. You will also be sure that they have written the will in a way that suits their probate method. A probate solicitor may have to choose an executor of the person’s will if this has not been stated in the will. They will usually choose a close family member or friend if none ar

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