When discussing probate and estate administration with your clients, they will naturally have questions about the processes and the options available to them. To assist your client meetings and equip you with the knowledge to

As Inheritance Tax (IHT) interest rates continue to increase, Personal Representatives face additional financial burden when settling a deceased person’s estate. Throughout 2023, the interest rate on unpaid IHT has increased six times. On 22nd

When your clients are faced with the responsibility of being named as an Executor in a Will, there are many things to consider. The tasks included in the role can be time-consuming and involve complex legal

On Wednesday 23rd August at 1pm, Kings Court Trust will discuss the importance of clarity in Wills to aid the estate administration process. In addition to discussing how delays and disputes can be avoided with

Bereaved families and professional providers are continuing to face delays with probate applications. Kings Court Trust’s latest blog highlights statistics from the recent Family Court Statistics Quarterly: January to March 2023 publication. Additionally, they provide

Introducing estate administration to your service offering can benefit your business in a multitude of ways. Kings Court Trust, the UK’s leading probate and estate administration provider, has supported those dealing with a bereavement for

When someone is appointed as an Executor of an estate, they have a legal responsibility to complete the administration process. So, what happens if they pass away before all tasks are complete? Kings Court Trust’s

For their upcoming webinar on Wednesday 19th July at 1pm, Kings Court Trust will be joined by genealogical research and asset repatriation specialists Title Research. The webinar will discuss the impact of intestacy and missing

When dealing with probate and estate administration, the legal processes and jargon can be complex and overwhelming for your clients. There could be a Trust in the Will, and they may have to make a

Kings Court Trust are experts in all things probate and estate administration; this includes handling different types of Trusts in Wills following a death. As an award-winning and market-leading provider of estate administration services, they

Since being founded in 2002, Kings Court Trust has won multiple awards for its probate and estate administration services, including Probate Provider of the Year for three consecutive years at The British Wills and Probate

Estate administration specialists Kings Court Trust are commonly instructed on estates that appear simple at the outset. However, many of these cases are more complex than they initially seem.  That’s why in their upcoming webinar

It’s crucial that European assets are accounted for during estate planning. However, there is often a great deal of confusion about incorporating these assets into a Will. To help answer your clients’ frequently asked questions

When someone dies without leaving a Will – known as intestacy – it can complicate the probate and estate administration processes for your clients, as the law decides who will deal with the estate and

The Probate Registry is experiencing ongoing delays, and incorrect submissions can further delay the application process. This may cause stress and anxiety at an already difficult time for your clients. That’s why Kings Court Trust’s

In today’s modern world where digital technology has become an integral part of our personal lives, it’s more crucial than ever to understand digital assets and how they can impact your practice. That’s why on

Many people collect loyalty points from various companies over their lifetime. This can build up to a substantial amount, and much of it is often left unclaimed. So, what happens to our unclaimed loyalty points when

By including estate administration as a key part of your service offering, you are in the best position to offer your clients support and care during a difficult time. Kings Court Trust works with professionals

When writing your Will, your clients may be looking to include a Trust for certain portions of their estate, such as cash gifts or property. Alternatively, they may be acting as an Executor or Trustee for

Financial Advisers dealing with intergenerational wealth transfers may come across obstacles and risks, especially as wealth continues to rise and the population ages. Kings Court Trust’s latest partner blog discusses recent research on Financial Advisers