
If you have been asked to obtainLetters of Administration,
then you have been asked to obtain probate where there is
no Will
Letters of Administration Explained
If you have been asked to obtain Letters of Administration, often referred to as a Grant of Letters of Administration, then you have been asked to obtain Probate where the person that passed away did not make a Will.
Letters of Administration is not a letter that a Probate Solicitor can simply and easily give you. More so it can be a very time consuming and stressful process if you decide to not seek professional advice.
Most will come here wondering how do I get a Letter of Administration in the United Kingdom? What the process is to obtain one? And how long will it take? All these questions are answered on our website, or if you would prefer to talk to one of our experts, simply give us a call.
To summarize you will need to apply for either a Grant of Probate or a Letter of Administration depending on whether or not the deceased left a Will. This can be a complicated process to complete yourself, so we advice giving our team a call to see how we can help.


Probate Registry Addresses
For a full and updated list of Probate Registries, please follow the button below to download a full list of all open Probate registry offices.
The download will contain full venue details, contact information and further information to help you with probate.
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