PROTECT YOUR FAMILY. PLAN FOR YOUR FUTURE

Wills - Lasting Power of Attorney - Deeds - Foreign Land Power of Attorney - Grant of Probate - Probate Administration -

Wills - Lasting Power of Attorney - Deeds - Foreign Land Power of Attorney - Grant of Probate - Probate Administration -

Why Create a Will

  • Protect Your Loved Ones

    A will ensures that your assets are distributed according to your wishes, providing financial security for your family and preventing disputes among heirs.

  • Make Your Wishes Known.

    Clearly outline your preferences for asset distribution, guardianship of minor children, and final arrangements, ensuring that your desires are honored after your passing.

  • Simplify the Probate Process

    Having a will can streamline the probate process, reducing stress and complications for your loved ones during a difficult time, while potentially saving time and legal costs.

Create a Will

Our Step-by-Step Probate Process

1
Initial Consultation
We meet with you to understand the estate, explain the process, and answer any questions.
2
Gathering Documents
We help you collect the death certificate, will (if applicable), and details of assets and debts.
3
Applying for Probate
We prepare and submit the probate application on your behalf to the HM Courts & Tribunals Service.
4
Administering the Estate
Once granted, we assist with collecting assets, paying debts, and distributing inheritance.
5
Final Accounts & Closure
We provide a full estate summary and help you close accounts, complete final tasks, and move forward.

Assistance with Grant of Probate Applications

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Power of Attorney

A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) gives someone the legal authority to make decisions on your behalf if you lose mental capacity or need support managing your affairs.

At Montrose Solicitors, we offer clear, compassionate guidance to ensure your wishes are protected and legally binding.

We Can Help With:

  • Creating a Health and Welfare LPA – covering medical care, living arrangements, and daily routines.

  • Drafting a Property and Financial Affairs LPA – managing bank accounts, bills, and property.

  • Registering your LPA with the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG).

  • Updating or cancelling an existing Power of Attorney.

  • Legal advice for attorneys or family members during activation.