Have you been overcharged by your probate solicitor?
Get your bill reduced
Probate solicitor fees can be variable, leading to confusion over what has been charged and why when the estate accounts are finished. Whether you're currently involved in a probate case, or you've been involved in one in the past, you may have been overcharged for services, and you may be entitled to a portion of your payment back as a refund. Here's how it works:
How it works
Fill out our enquiry form
Get your FREE hour consultation to find out if your eligible
We will discuss with you the various options for taking a claim forward, should you wish to do so
Case study
A former client of BPS Law LLP approached us after receiving only around £5000 of a £13,000 inheritance thanks to the overcharging of legal fees. Following our investigation into the costs charged, we found that the success fee charged was 123% of base costs, a significant amount over the maximum allowed with current legislation. After several months, we were able to settle the case and provide our client with a £2300 refund, plus payment of all legal fees.
FAQ
How much do solicitors charge for probate?
Probate fees can greatly vary depending on the money and legal complications involved in a case. However, these costs should always be up-front and fair, and you should never be charged an unreasonable amount for services.
How do I know if I'm being overcharged?
What happens if I've been overcharged?
