Find guides and answers to help you through estate administration
New to estate administration? Start here to understand the basics and your responsibilities.
Understanding probate, confirmation, and grants of representation across the UK.
IHT rules, thresholds, exemptions, and form guidance for England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.
How to identify, value, and manage different types of estate assets.
Understanding estate debts, payment priority, and settling liabilities.
Managing beneficiaries, understanding wills, intestacy rules, and distributing the estate.
Step-by-step guidance on essential estate administration tasks.
Detailed guidance specific to England & Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.
Guidance on storing, organising, and managing important estate documents.
Understanding the 7-year rule, gift exemptions, and recording gifts for IHT purposes.
If you've been named an executor in a will, or you're the next of kin sorting out an estate where there's no will, this is the job in front of you.
Registering the death is the very first task in front of you. It has to happen within a few days, and once it's done, everything else, including the funeral and, eventually, the estate itself, can move forward.
Don't need your estate data? Here's how to safely archive or delete it.
Need funding to cover inheritance tax or estate costs? Here's how InheritNOW can help
When someone dies, there is a good chance nobody knows the full picture of what they owed. Placing a public notice in The Gazette can reduce the risk that you'd be liable if a creditor comes forward late.
Most of the difficulty of administering an estate comes from not knowing things. Where the will is. Which bank held the savings. Whether there was a second pension.
Covers the first steps after registering with EstateCopilot to set up your estate. We walk you through a simple 8-step assessment to determine your first set of tasks and whether EstateCopilot is suitable for your estate.
A quick-start guide to using Tasks in EstateCopilot. See how to view the tasks created after your initial Estate Assessment, change the status of tasks and create new tasks to help manage your work.
A short guide to adding beneficiaries in EstateCopilot. Beneficiaries can be added with their name, relationship to the deceased and email address.
EstateCopilot helps you track all the assets, the property, money and personal possessions, that a person owned when they died.
Learn how to store the estate documents securely in EstateCopilot.
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