Highly delighted with our Highly Commended award at the recent British Wills and Probate awards held in Manchester.
Alongside our recent Best Legal Professional Supplier award at the National Paralegal Awards last month, we are now able to add the Highly Commended certificate for the category of Best Probate Research Firm of the Year at the British Wills & Probate Awards (BWAPS) held in Manchester.
It’s always nice for our hardworking team to receive external, independent recognition of the excellent work that they conduct every day. This is in fact our second Highly Commended award at the BWAPS in the last two years.
We pride ourselves on the high level of service we provide to Private Client practitioners across Probate and Court of Protection teams. Having a highly accredited team is central to our operation, especially in a sector such as Probate Research where there is no barrier to entry and no industry-wide regulator.
We extend our sincere gratitude to the hard working team at Today’s Media in putting on such a good event, and congratulations again to all those recognised across the various sectors on the night.
The photo gallery from the night has now been released and can be found on the dedicated BWAP Awards website: https://britishwillsandprobateawards.co.uk/gallery-2024/
Anglia Research is an award-winning probate genealogy and people tracing firm offering a range of services that assist Private Client practitioners with estate administration and Court of Protection matters, such as:
- Finding missing beneficiaries named in a will
- Locating legally entitled relatives in intestacy cases
- Family tree verification and full Statutory Will research
- Providing fixed-cost international bankruptcy searches
- Undertaking financial asset and liability checks in the UK
- Accessing missing beneficiary indemnity insurance quotes
Feel free to contact our dedicated Private Client team who deal solely with instructions received from legal professionals on legal@angliaresearch.co.uk or call on 0800 033 4034.
We are regulated by the Institute of Paralegals.
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