Solicitor's application process 2

As a solicitor, you first have to find out which probate grant you have to apply for on behalf of your client.
Please choose from the below options.

• Grant of Probate

This is for where a valid will is in place and the person named as executor is applying to administer the estate.

• Grant of Administration Intestate

This is where the deceased did not leave a will and the legal next of kin is applying to administer the estate.

• Grant of Administration with Will Annexed

This is where the deceased left a will but no executor was named or there

• De Bonis Non Grants

This is where the executors named in a will have passed away.

• Foreign Domicile Applications

This is where the either the deceased or the executors were domiciled in a foreign jurisdiction.

• Ad Litem Grants

This is where a claim against the estate is sought to before the grant is executed.

• Corrective Affidavits

These are used when there are issues with the Revenue declarations around a probate.

• Trust Corporations
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• These are the list of approved charities that can apply for probate.