What is a Grant de Bonis Non?
The challenging period when a loved one dies can be made even more difficult when the Executor of the deceased’s estate also passes away during the administration process. When the existing arrangements do not allow for the administration of the estate to continue, a new
Who should be a Will Executor?
Executors are people chosen and named in a Will by the individual who the Will belongs to. The Executors of a Will are responsible for administering the estate of the deceased. Up to four Executors can be named in a Will, and it’s best practice
What is an excepted estate?
When dealing with probate and estate administration, you may come across the term excepted estate. It is important to understand whether the estate that you are dealing with falls under this term, as it can affect how you report the estate to HM Revenue & Customs
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Adaptability In Estate Planning
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The Digital Age and Estate Planning
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