Wills, powers of attorney, trusts and storage fees

Probate fees and services — charging arrangements, expenses and timescales.

About Probate and Trusts

Executors and trustees manage assets for others, but their responsibilities arise from different legal arrangements. Estate administration may require a grant and the settlement of liabilities, while a trust can involve ongoing decisions and reporting obligations.

We help identify the relevant documents, duties and work required. If a will or estate is disputed, that concern needs separate assessment before routine administration continues. Advice should address both the beneficiaries' interests and the responsibilities of those administering the assets.