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The estate handler is called the personal representative.

Each US state has its own probate process. In most states, small estates under a set value can use a simplified procedure. We'll guide you to the right court for your loved one's county.

The estate handler is called the executor or administrator.

In England & Wales, you'll usually need a Grant of Probate (if there was a will) or Letters of Administration (if there wasn't). Scotland and Northern Ireland have their own equivalent processes.

The estate handler is called the estate trustee.

Estate administration in Canada is handled at the provincial level. Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, and Quebec each have their own procedure and forms. We'll tailor your letters to your province.

The estate handler is called the executor or administrator.

Probate in Australia is granted by the Supreme Court in the state or territory where your loved one lived. Each state (NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, TAS, ACT, NT) has its own forms and fees.