DIY Probate shares information about paying for a funeral, arranging a funeral, what happens at a funeral and the repatriation of a body for a funeral.
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A coroner is an official who holds inquests into violent, sudden or suspicious deaths. Find out about obtaining a death certificate when a coroner is and isn't involved.
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Personal Representatives include Executors and Administrators. They are responsible for handling the estate of someone who has died. Learn more about Personal Representatives.
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Find out the answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about estate administration, including 'what is estate administration?' and 'who looks after estate administration?'.
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When someone dies, it's likely that you'll have questions about what to do. DIY probate shares the tasks that need to be considered and completed after a death.
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When someone dies without a Will, their estate must be distributed following the rules of intestacy. Find out all about intestacy and who inherits if there is no Will.
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It's important to make plans about what will happen after your death. This topic covers writing a Will, Power of Attorney, Deed of Variation and more.
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Dealing with money and tax is a big part of dealing with the affairs of someone who has died. Find out about tax, debt and bereavement benefits after death.
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Probate is the term typically used to describe the process of finalising the affairs of someone once they have died. Learn all about probate and when it is required.
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When someone dies, you will need to register the death and inform various companies and organisations. Learn what is involved in completing these tasks.
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An Executor is named in a Will and they are responsible for handling the affairs of someone who has died. Find out more about the role of an Executor.
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Writing a Will is important to ensure your wishes are followed when you die. Find out about creating a Will and what would happen if you were to die without one.
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