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Fixed Fee Probate from £499* delivered by regulated, qualified, and experienced lawyers

*excluding VAT (charged at 20%)

Have you recently suffered a bereavement and are looking for probate support?


Premier Solicitors can help.


The probate process can be complex, overwhelming and expensive. At Premier Solicitors, we know how tough handling estate matters can be, and we're here to support you with care and expert legal guidance. 

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Or dial: 0330 202 0330

Our telephone lines are open Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5:30 PM.

Probate options

Choose the probate package that best fits your needs. Opt for either the Grant Only service or the Full Estate Administration. Flexibility is key; you can adjust your choice as circumstances change.

  • Apply for the Grant of Probate


What will you need to do?

Initiate contact with financial institutions regarding assets and liabilities, locate required documents, and confirm beneficiaries to oversee the distribution of the estate.


Extra costs: There is a probate registry fee of £300, and copies of the Grant of Probate cost £1.50 each. Other standard fees will apply. *excluding VAT (charged at 20%)

Ideal for straightforward estates that can be managed with ease, or if you are prepared and able to navigate the remaining steps independently.

From £499*

Transparent, fixed-fee pricing

Grant of Probate Application Support

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  • Evaluate and appraise the estate's worth
  • Calculating and paying any Inheritance Tax, Capital Gains, or Income tax
  • Preparing tax forms and applying for Probate
  • Closing accounts
  • Completing additional legal work
  • Selling and transferring assets and paying debts
  • Administer the entirety of the estate
  • Finalising tax, accounts and distribution of the estate


Extra costs: There is a probate registry fee of £300, and copies of the Grant of Probate cost £1.50 each. Other standard fees will apply. *excluding VAT (charged at 20%)

Perfect for complex estates, for individuals who are busy, or to ensure accuracy and avoid potential errors.


Also beneficial if a neutral professional is needed to prevent or mediate familial disagreements.


All solicitor fees are paid from the estate, so no upfront costs.

From £2,450*

Transparent, fixed-fee pricing

Our Full Probate Administration Package

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Why choose Premier Solicitors?

Enjoy peace of mind with our fixed probate pricing, starting from just £399.

No hidden fees, just transparent costs that make planning easier and more affordable.

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We are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority, you can rest assured in the complete proficiency of our in-house teams specialising in probate, contentious matters, conveyancing, and Court of Protection services.

Peace Of Mind

Benefit from our swift and expert service, backed by the expertise of our qualified lawyers and nearly two decades of experience in the world of probate.

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Our Simple Three Step Process

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Schedule Your Free Consultation

Talk with one of our expert lawyers for a free initial consultation to discuss your specific needs and circumstances. We'll review the estate in question and provide a clear outline of the steps involved, tailored to your situation.

Document Preparation and Estate Filing

Our team will gather all necessary documents, from wills to estate inventories, and handle all filings with the probate court. We ensure every detail is meticulously prepared to facilitate a smooth process, minimising delays and stress.

Finalise and Distribute the Estate

We'll oversee all aspects of the estate resolution, from paying debts and taxes to distributing assets according to the Will or legal requirements. Our aim is to finalise the probate process efficiently, allowing you to focus on healing and moving forward.

Frequently asked questions

  • When is probate required?

    Probate is typically necessary in England and Wales when a person has passed away leaving behind assets, such as property, bank accounts, or investments that are not jointly owned or do not have a designated beneficiary. Specifically, if the estate includes assets over £5,000 or property that isn’t held in joint tenancy, probate is likely required to legally transfer the deceased's assets to the beneficiaries.

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  • What are the duties of an Executor of a Will?

    An executor's role is to carry out the wishes of the deceased as outlined in their will. This involves identifying and securing all of the deceased's assets, settling any outstanding debts and taxes, and distributing the remaining estate to the named beneficiaries. They are also responsible for obtaining probate when necessary.

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  • What are the expenses involved in the probate process?

    The cost of probate can vary widely. It generally includes a probate application fee, which is set by the government, and may also encompass additional legal fees if a solicitor is engaged. The current probate application fee in England is £273 for estates valued over £5,000. Solicitors' fees can either be a percentage of the estate or a flat fee.

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  • What is the typical duration for completing probate?

    The time frame for completing probate in England and Wales can vary greatly depending on the complexity of the estate. Simple estates can be settled in a few months, while more complex matters may take a year or more. Factors that can extend the process include the type of assets, the need to pay taxes, and whether there are any disputes.

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  • Who holds the responsibility for initiating the probate process?

    The responsibility for obtaining probate typically lies with the Executor named in the Will. If there is no Will, or the named executors are unable or unwilling to act, then the next of kin can apply for the role of Administrator, which is similar to an Executor.

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  • Is there a financial threshold for estates to require probate?

    In England and Wales, the requirement for probate is not solely based on the amount of money in the bank. Each financial institution has its own threshold, which can be anywhere from £5,000 to £50,000, it is the overall value of the estate and how assets are held, including any property that will determine the necessity for probate.

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