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What does a probate lawyer do and do you need one?
05 May
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What does a probate lawyer do and do you need one?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
May 11, 2026
A probate lawyer, or probate solicitor, manages the legal and financial administration of a deceased person’s estate.
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Can an executor take out a loan on behalf of the estate?
30 Apr
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Can an executor take out a loan on behalf of the estate?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
May 11, 2026
Yes, an executor can take out a loan on behalf of the estate, but only when the loan is put towards the estate’s interests, not their own.
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When executors should consider estate advances
27 Apr
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When executors should consider estate advances

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
May 11, 2026
Executors should consider an Estate Advance when they need to cover estate costs like Inheritance Tax, but don't have access to any funds.
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What brokers need to know before recommending an Inheritance Loan
27 Apr
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What brokers need to know before recommending an Inheritance Loan

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
May 11, 2026
Before recommending an Inheritance Loan, brokers need to know the net estate value, what the loan covers and which lender products to use.
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Can you pay your Inheritance Tax partially?
23 Apr
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Can you pay your Inheritance Tax partially?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
May 7, 2026
You can pay your Inheritance Tax (IHT) bill partially or in instalments depending on what the estate contains.
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What documents do I need to start a probate application?
20 Apr
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What documents do I need to start a probate application?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
April 16, 2026
To start a probate application in the UK, you need the death certificate, will, an IHT form, probate application form, and court fee payment.
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Can a beneficiary get an advance on an inheritance?
16 Apr
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Can a beneficiary get an advance on an inheritance?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
April 16, 2026
A beneficiary can get an advance on an inheritance by taking out an Inheritance Advance. This is also known as a beneficiary loan.
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How long does it take to receive an Inheritance Advance?
09 Apr
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How long does it take to receive an Inheritance Advance?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
March 24, 2026
You can receive an Inheritance Advance within days, sometimes within 48 hours of approval, based on how quickly your application is processed.
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What type of business doesn't qualify for BPR?
07 Apr
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What type of business doesn’t qualify for BPR?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
March 24, 2026
Businesses don’t qualify for BPR if they are mainly investment based, not actively trading or if they've been running for less than 2 years.
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What happens when a business is inherited by multiple children?
03 Apr
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What happens when a business is inherited by multiple children?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
March 24, 2026
When a business is inherited by multiple children, they will have to decide whether to sell or manage it, but may pay Inheritance Tax first.
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