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My partner is the Executor of her late mother's estate. So far she has been able to perform her duties successfully without instructing a solicitor. Everything has been completed with the exception of one final task: she is also the sole beneficiary of her mother's house.
Is it possible for this seemingly simple task to be carried out without instructing a solicitor?
At the moment we are awaiting the title deeds from the mortgage provider (Halifax) - checking what to do if in England or Wales seems a very simple process, Scotland is proving to be difficult just obtaining the process guides.
What needs to happen exactly?
My partner is the Executor of her late mother's estate. So far she has been able to perform her duties successfully without instructing a solicitor. Everything has been completed with the exception of one final task: she is also the sole beneficiary of her mother's house.
Is it possible for this seemingly simple task to be carried out without instructing a solicitor?
At the moment we are awaiting the title deeds from the mortgage provider (Halifax) - checking what to do if in England or Wales seems a very simple process, Scotland is proving to be difficult just obtaining the process guides.
What needs to happen exactly?
