Webinar | When estate administration gets complicated: what happens next?

Title Research is pleased to share a new webinar following the summer break: When estate administration gets complicated: What happens next?

On Thursday 24th September at 12 noon, technical manager Simon Barber will explore what can happen when a seemingly straightforward estate becomes anything but.

Missing beneficiaries, unknown assets, overseas shareholding, and questions around entitlement can all introduce additional work, risk, and delay into the estate administration process. Knowing when specialist support may be needed, and what can be outsourced, can help legal professionals keep even complex estates moving forward.

Drawing on real case studies, Simon will cover:

  • Where specialist support can fit into the estate administration process
  • What legal professionals can outsource and when
  • Identifying unknown or overlooked assets in the UK and overseas
  • Dealing with overseas assets, including North American assets and shareholdings
  • Plus, more

Whether the complication is an asset in another jurisdiction, a beneficiary who cannot be found, or something entirely unexpected, this webinar will provide practical insight into the specialist options available to help resolve it.

You won’t want to miss it. Register now!

 


 

This article was submitted by Title Research as part of an advertising agreement with Today’s Wills and Probate. The views expressed in this article are those of the advertiser and not those of Today’s Wills and Probate.

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