Probate in Chelmsford (or anywhere else in the UK for that matter) may require a specialist’s help to be able to effectively complete the process in several specific circumstances. By way of illustration, it could be advisable to utilise the services of a probate specialist like Andrew Douglas Wills and Legal Service when it comes to the completion of the process of probate in Chelmsford if the value of the estate in question in a particular case is worth more than the Inheritance Tax threshold which currently stands at £325,000 in the 2015-2016 tax year. Therefore, in such circumstances this would mean that the estate in such cases would not be considered to be exempt from having to pay tax to pay inheritance tax. In addition, it may also be pertinent to use a probate specialist in the event that there are doubts about a will’s validity where the deceased party had one or there is not a will in place and the deceased had children and was married along with having an estate in England or Wales worth more that £250,000. Furthermore, a probate specialist should also be used where the deceased party’s will is found to have deliberately left out dependants that could potentially have a claim against their estate for support from the estate. Moreover, the completion of the process of probate in Chelmsford or anywhere else in the UK could require the use of a specialist service provider in the event that the estate in question includes complex arrangements along with assets held in trust. Finally, a probate specialist should also be used where there are doubts about whether the deceased party’s estate is solvent or it is found to be insolvent.
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