Probate that involves a trust can be complex and getting it wrong can lead to unexpected inheritance tax bills or delays in distributing an estate. Read our guide to trusts and IHT: bit.ly/41cdaPP #TheProbateNetwork #InheritanceTax #TrustLaw #UKProbate #LegalAdvice

Understanding taper relief can make a real difference when planning or administering an estate but it’s a complex area best handled with expert advice. Read the full guide here: bit.ly/4fjDDB2 #TheProbateNetwork

Dealing with probate and unsure how lifetime gifts affect inheritance tax? Understanding gifting rules is key to calculating the correct inheritance tax. Find out more: bit.ly/4mj6szH #TheProbateNetwork

Read The Probate Network's guide to what to expect in terms of price especially when a Will is professionally drafted by a solicitor: bit.ly/40EEPc4 #TheProbateNetwork #MakeAWill

Thinking about setting up a Power of Attorney? It can be a smart move but how much does it actually cost? This article breaks down what solicitors typically charge: bit.ly/470wdQP #TheProbateNetwork #PowerOfAttorney #SolicitorFees #UKLaw #EstatePlanning

Managing a probate house sale? Executors must: value the estate, pay IHT, obtain probate, prep the property & use an experienced agent. Read the full list: bit.ly/46wpIVT #TheProbateNetwork

Inheritance Tax must be paid before probate can be granted. UK tax is charged at 40% above £325K (up to £500K with residence relief). Executors must pay IHT within 6 months & file returns within 12 months. Proper planning is key: bit.ly/4gm5waQ #TheProbateNetwork

Having a will doesn’t always avoid probate. You may still need a Grant of Probate if assets are solely held or above bank thresholds. Small or jointly owned estates might not require it. Learn more: bit.ly/45j9MnF #TheProbateNetwork

Jewellery can be one of the hardest assets to value during probate. A professional valuation ensures HMRC compliance & fairness for beneficiaries. Read our full guide: bit.ly/4d1ifiT #TheProbateNetwork #Probate #Inheritance

Probate home insurance keeps unoccupied properties protected when standard cover ends. It covers fire, theft, liability & more. Executors can choose 3‑12 month policies with flexible levels of cover. Learn more: bit.ly/476YLYT #TheProbateNetwork

Can an executor of a will also inherit? Yes, it’s legal and common in the UK—but it comes with extra duties. Executors must act impartially even when they benefit. Learn best practices to avoid conflict. Read more: bit.ly/3GJlvTW #TheProbateNetwork #Probate

Living in an inherited house before probate? Beneficiaries don’t automatically have the right to stay or move in, even if named in the will. Executor consent is required and the will may require the property to be sold. Read more: bit.ly/4334b3v #TheProbateNetwork

Probate loans offer early access to inheritance funds with no monthly repayments. The loan is cleared directly from the estate at the end of probate, removing financial pressure from executors & beneficiaries. Learn more: bit.ly/422Kiua #TheProbateNetwork #ProbateLoan

If a beneficiary can’t be located, executors can apply for a Benjamin Order to distribute the estate as if the beneficiary had died. Read more: bit.ly/4iOOowb #TheProbateNetwork

Probate auctions: fast, transparent & binding—ideal for executors needing a quick sale. Contracts exchanged immediately, 10% deposit, and buyers bid openly. But properties sell “as is” & there’s a risk. Learn more: bit.ly/4kPP2ut #TheProbateNetwork

Need an official valuation for probate? Only high‑value items like jewellery, antiques or single goods worth over £1,500 require it. Everyday household items under ~£500 each can be reasonably estimated. Read more: bit.ly/4mdeTx3 #TheProbateNetwork