Understand who can apply to administer the estate
No will? Get clear next steps.
If someone died without a will, the probate process can feel unclear. Get matched with a solicitor who can explain letters of administration and your role.
Get No-Will Probate Help
Free, no-obligation. Takes about 2 minutes.
Typical property estates: £1,500-£4,500. Fees usually paid from the estate.
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How it works
Getting help with probate is straightforward.
1
Answer a few questions
Tell us about the estate and your situation. It takes about 2 minutes.
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Get matched with a solicitor
We look for one suitable solicitor for your estate, so your details are not sent to several firms.
3
Receive your free quote
Your matched solicitor contacts you to discuss the estate and provide a clear, no-obligation quote.
What changes when there is no will?
The legal authority to deal with the estate may sit with the next of kin, and the application is usually for letters of administration.
Check whether property means probate is likely to be needed
Get a fixed-fee quote before deciding whether to instruct
Why use our service?
A quieter way to find probate help - addressing the things that actually keep executors awake at night.
Fixed fees, paid from the estate
Know the cost before you commit. Solicitor fees are usually paid from estate funds, not your pocket.
Move things along when banks freeze accounts
Banks holding the estate hostage? Probate stuck? Your matched solicitor knows the steps to keep things going.
Protect yourself as executor
Executors carry personal liability for mistakes. Professional help means peace of mind for you and the family.
One named solicitor - never a call centre
You will have a dedicated solicitor or specialist as your contact, not a queue of unknown numbers.
Your details are sent over a secure connection.
Common questions about probate
Clear answers before you ask for a quote.
No. Klaro introduces you to one matched solicitor at a time. Your details are never sent to several firms at once, and only the firm matched to your situation will contact you.
Fees depend on the estate's value and complexity. Many property estates are quoted as fixed fees, often in the £1,500-£4,500 range. Your matched solicitor will confirm the exact quote before you decide whether to proceed.
Often, solicitor fees can be paid from the estate rather than your own pocket. Your solicitor will explain what is possible for your estate before you commit.
This is one of the most common reasons people contact us. Most UK banks freeze accounts above a threshold (often £50,000) until a Grant of Probate is issued. Your matched solicitor will explain how to access funds for the funeral, bills, and Inheritance Tax while the application progresses.
When someone dies without a will, the estate is dealt with under the rules of intestacy and you'll usually need 'Letters of Administration' rather than a Grant of Probate. The process is similar - your matched solicitor can handle either route.
Yes. If the estate includes property, your matched solicitor can explain the probate steps needed before or during a sale and coordinate the legal work, including timelines around empty-property insurance.
Every solicitor we introduce you to is regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and specialises in probate. Klaro itself is a matching service and is not a law firm - the legal advice always comes directly from your solicitor.
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Get My Free QuoteKlaro is an independent marketing service and is not a law firm or firm of solicitors. We do not provide legal advice. We introduce you to SRA-regulated solicitors who can provide the legal services you need. All legal advice is provided by the partner solicitor, not by us.