The Gazette to hold focus groups for the probate sector

The Gazette team is inviting legal professionals in the probate sector to take part in one of a number of focus groups being held across England.

The focus groups will concentrate on probate-related matters, specifically on placing deceased estate notices in The Gazette, and how The Gazette could improve its services to the probate sector. The Gazette recently fully digitised the submission process for deceased estate notices so that the website remains relevant for the legal sector both now and in the future.

Abigail Phillips, Product and Service Development Manager at The Gazette, said: “This is an excellent opportunity to meet other experts in your field and shape the services that will support your industry in the future. We hope the focus groups will provide an engaging and interesting discussion for everyone involved.”

The focus groups will be held in Norwich on Tuesday 11th August, London on Wednesday 12th August, and in York on Tuesday 18th August. The discussions are proposed to last approximately 2 hours, and a working lunch will be provided.

Each group will consist of a small number of probate professionals, with no advance preparation required. Places are limited, so to secure your place at one of the sessions, or to find out more, please email abigail.phillips@tso.co.uk, or call 01603 696716.

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