Do you hate too many clicks? Us too. As part of our efforts to continually monitor and improve The Probate Wizard, we have today rolled out a new feature: the ability for our new customers to start probate with just one click.
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This week the Legal Services Board proposed that estate administration and wills become reserved activities. That means criminal convictions for an unauthorised providers.
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This week the Legal Services Board recommended that will-writing and estate administration become “reserved” activities. It is the latest and most significant step in the move towards regulation.
Read more...My meeting with the Probate Service
I recently met with John Briden, self-titled “head of change” at the Probate Service. He offered fascinating insight into the Service’s plans for modernisation, the results of which are already being felt.
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Traditionally, members of the public making “personal applications” for grants of probate have been required to attend a probate registry. No longer, thanks to a quiet – but significant – change of policy. Now, personal applications are quicker and more convenient.
Read more...The Probate Wizard is now available!
For over a year we’ve been working on a unique, convenient and simple way to do probate online. We’re delighted to announce that The Probate Wizard is now available, and it costs just £349.
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STEP reported today that the London Probate Registry on High Holborn has stopped accepting applications for grants from solicitors.
Read more...The Probate Wizard’s first public outing
As you may know, The Probate Wizard – the first probate service of its kind in the UK – will be launching soon. It had its first public demonstration at Venturefest Yorkshire last week.
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We’re excited to reveal that the first public demonstration of our new product, The Probate Wizard, will take place on 8 February at Venturefest Yorkshire, in York.
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The body responsible for modernising British law has has given an early Christmas present. It has proposed changes to the antiquated rules of intestacy.
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