Webinar: Shining a Light on Insolvent Estates

Webinar: Shining a Light on Insolvent Estates

The latest in Fraser and Fraser’s acclaimed programme of free webinars will see three experts from professional services firm Begbies Traynor share their expertise on the issues surrounding insolvent deceased estates. Among the topics for

Fraser and Fraser host free interactive webinar for Probate and Trusts & Estates practitioners

Free interactive webinar: Trusts and Probate: Updates on major changes in Private Client practice Fraser and Fraser host free interactive webinar with guest speaker John D. Bunker LL.B CTA TEP, freelance lecturer and Consultant Solicitor/Chartered

Off-grid site demonstrates breadth of work for Fraser and Fraser

Forming part of an estate that is being administered by probate research specialist Fraser and Fraser “Black Mountain Cottage” demonstrates the broad scope of work with which the firm deals. And, while undoubtedly remote, this

Fraser And Fraser Chooses The Alzheimer’s Society As Its Charity Of The Year 2021

International probate research firm Fraser and Fraser has chosen The Alzheimer’s Society as its Charity of the Year 2021. The firm, whose work centres on finding missing or lost beneficiaries to estates, made its decision

For the second year running, international probate research firm Fraser and Fraser has won the prestigious Paralegal Business of the Year award at the National Paralegal Awards. The award, sponsored by international law firm Dentons,

Webinar: Statutory Wills - Picking Apart A Case Study

International probate research specialist Fraser and Fraser will be running the latest in its popular series of webinars on Thursday 24 September at 12.30pm. Entitled Statutory Wills: Picking Apart a Case Study, the free event

Former Maharaja’s Family Wins Control Of £16bn Kerala Temple

A former royal family in India last week won its struggle with the state government of Kerala in a long-running dispute over control of a famous temple and its treasures, following a ruling by the

High Court allows judicial review of Government plans to replace RPI with CPIH

Last year saw an all-time record number of inheritance disputes taking place at the High Court. According to figures released by the Ministry of Justice (MOJ) and reported in The Times, a total of 188

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HMRC has announced changes to the way in which it deals with the “Probate Summary” form IHT421 for grants in England and Wales. The Revenue says it will now be emailing the forms directly to

Wills: how necessity has sparked legal innovation

One consequence of the coronavirus outbreak is that both wills and the wider process of will making have focused minds more than they have for at least 75 years. Whereas in normal times making a

Fraser And Fraser Unites British And Dutch Families In Time For VE Day

Research by the team at genealogists Fraser and Fraser has formed the basis for an article published in The Times as part of the newspaper’s coverage of the 75th anniversary of VE Day. The story

Fraser And Fraser Featured In Times Story About The Work Of Probate Genealogists

Fraser and Fraser featured prominently in an article in The Times last week about the role of probate genealogists and how societal change is influencing their work. It is estimated that more than half of

Could Bank Ruling Mean Time Is Running Out For Cheques?

Solicitors may have to reassess their ways of making payments, following HSBC’s decision no longer to accept self-printed cheques from business banking customers in the UK. The bank says its decision has been prompted by

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– As the deadline for PPI claims looms ever closer, personal representatives need to be vigilant in checking whether such claims exist in estates they are administering, say genealogists and international probate researchers Fraser and

A new report has highlighted a serious lack knowledge and understanding of the wills market in the general public.

Leading firm of genealogists and international probate researchers Fraser and Fraser has called for clarity regarding Ministry of Justice (MoJ) plans for a restructured wills notification service. HM Courts and Tribunal Service (HMCTS) announced in

Fraser And Fraser Partner Recalls Life-Saving Episode

In an interview published today (May 7th 2019) the Daily Mail talks to Fraser and Fraser partner Neil Fraser about a subject outside the firm’s usual areas of expertise in genealogy and probate research. In

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Fraser and Fraser has scooped the prestigious Paralegal Business of the Year Award at the National Paralegal Awards 2019. The genealogy and international probate research specialist fought off fierce competition to take the honours in

The Association of Probate Researchers (APR) takes the first steps to regulation in the Heir Hunting industry The Association of Probate Researchers (APR) was formed by Neil Fraser in response to the lack of regulation in

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