Simple, Hassle Free Probate Support
At In Memory Of Life, we understand that losing a loved one comes with many challenges. Managing their estate and legal affairs can feel overwhelming during this difficult time.
That’s why we’ve partnered with Trustestate, a leading probate and estate administration service. With their expert guidance and compassionate support, you can handle these responsibilities with confidence and ease.
- Clear, fast, straightforward
- Expert legal support
- Always Fixed Transparent Fees
- Manage & track progress in real time
How Does It Work
You’ll be matched with an expert from our partner, Trustestate, to guide you and answer any questions, without the legal jargon.
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Book a free call with a Trustestate expert
Schedule a free call with one of Trustestate’s legal experts to understand your options
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Share information about the estate
Follow simple steps and guidance to gather the information required for your probate application
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Apply for probate & sort out the estate
Trustestate takes care of the probate process, keeping you informed and updated at every stage
Probate done your way, for a fair price
Whether you’re applying for probate or need support to handle the estate of someone who’s died, our specialists and legal partners are here to help.
Grant of Probate
- The estate is simple
- You have sufficient time
- You are confident with administration
- You would prefer to spend less
- Initial free call with our probate expert
- Online platform to help you manage the process
- We prepare the probate forms, and apply on your behalf
- Support from our friendly team, any time you have questions
- We pay debts and deal with property and assets
- We notify banks and organisations and collect the information we need
- We distribute everything to the beneficiaries
Complete Probate Service
- The estate is simple
- You have limited time
- You’d like expert reassurance
- You want to avoid expensive disputes and conflicts
- Initial free call with our probate expert
- Online platform to help you manage the process
- We prepare the probate forms, and apply on your behalf
- Support from our friendly team, any time you have questions
- We pay debts and deal with property and assets
- We notify banks and organisations and collect the information we need
- We distribute everything to the beneficiaries
Why Use Trustestate?
We have partnered with Trustestate not only because of their exceptional legal expertise but also because they share the values and ethos of In Memory Of Life. We know you will always be looked after with professionalism, compassion and respect.
Experienced legal team
Trustestate’s expert team has decades of experience in probate and inheritance law, giving you confidence and peace of mind
Transparent, fixed pricing
No hidden fees – just clear, affordable pricing tailored to your needs
Compassionate Support & Clear Communicaiton
Their team understands your loss and provides patient, empathetic assistance using plain, easy to understand language
Convenient and simple-to-use platform
Trustestate leverage technology to automate manual tasks, saving you time and effort
Download Free Probate Guide
Dealing with probate process and knowing what to do can be incredibly challenging, especially during an emotional time. We have put together a free comprehensive probate guide to help you understand the probate process step by step, including key terminology and advice on how to avoid costs and delays. Download your free PDF guide by clicking below
What is Probate?
Probate is the legal process of dealing with the estate (money, property, possessions) of someone who has died. A Grant of Probate, issued by the court, gives the executors named in the will the authority to manage the estate.The probate application involves valuing the estate, paying any inheritance tax, and distributing the assets. This is done according to the will or the rules of intestacy if there isn’t one
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