Wills & Estate Solicitors
in Glasgow
Clear, practical legal advice to help you plan for the future
and deal with an estate after someone has died.
Our Wills & Estate Solicitors Glasgow team assists
individuals and families with preparing wills, estate
administration and related private client matters.
Whether you are putting your affairs in order or dealing with
the estate of a loved one, we provide straightforward advice
and guide you through the legal process.
Clear Advice for
You & Your Family
Putting the right arrangements in place can provide clarity
for you and those closest to you.
A carefully prepared will allows you to record how you would
like your estate to be dealt with. When someone dies, the
administration of their estate can also involve a number of
legal and practical steps.
LB & Co provides personal, straightforward advice based
on your circumstances, helping you understand what needs to
be done and guiding you through each stage.
How Our Solicitors
Can Help
Practical legal assistance for planning your affairs and
dealing with an estate after a death.
Preparing a Will
Advice on preparing a will that clearly records your
wishes and reflects your individual circumstances.
Reviewing Existing Wills
Review an existing will where your circumstances or
wishes have changed since it was prepared.
Estate Administration
Guidance for executors and families through the legal
and practical steps involved in administering an estate.
Executry Advice
Legal assistance with executry matters and the duties
involved in dealing with a deceased person’s estate.
Confirmation
Advice on the process of obtaining Confirmation where
this is required to administer an estate in Scotland.
Estate Distribution
Assistance with the legal steps involved in dealing with
estate assets and distributing an estate to beneficiaries.
Why Having a Will
Matters
A will provides a clear record of how you would like your
affairs to be dealt with after your death.
Your solicitor can help you consider the people and assets
that may need to be addressed and ensure your instructions
are recorded clearly in an appropriate legal document.
Preparing for Your Appointment
would like your solicitor to be aware of.
significant assets that may form part of your estate.
you may wish to deal with your estate.
Helping You Through
the Process
The steps required will depend on the estate and individual
circumstances, but the process will commonly involve the
following stages.
Initial Review
We discuss the circumstances and review the will and
information available about the estate.
Identify the Estate
The relevant assets, liabilities and information are
identified as part of the administration process.
Legal Administration
We assist with the legal steps required to progress the
administration of the estate.
Conclude the Estate
Once the necessary steps have been completed, the estate
can be progressed towards distribution and conclusion.
Personal Advice.
Practical Guidance.
Wills and estate matters are personal. We approach them with
care while keeping the legal process clear and manageable.
Our solicitors take the time to understand your circumstances,
explain the relevant steps and provide practical advice
throughout your matter.
Personal Approach
Advice is tailored to your individual circumstances,
priorities and wishes.
Clear Communication
We explain the legal process and next steps in
straightforward language.
Practical Advice
Our focus is on helping you understand what needs to be
done and how to move forward.
Confidential Service
Your personal circumstances and instructions are handled
professionally and confidentially.
Wills & Estates
FAQs
Common questions about wills and administering estates in
Scotland.
Why should I make a will?
A will allows you to record your wishes for how your
estate should be dealt with after your death. A solicitor
can advise you on preparing a will that reflects your
individual circumstances.
When should I review my will?
It can be sensible to review your will when your personal,
family or financial circumstances change, or if your
existing will no longer reflects your wishes.
What happens if someone dies without a will?
If a person dies without a valid will, their estate is
dealt with under the rules that apply to intestate estates
in Scotland. The appropriate process will depend on the
circumstances of the estate.
What is Confirmation in Scotland?
Confirmation is the legal authority that may be required
before an executor can deal with certain assets belonging
to a deceased person’s estate in Scotland.
How long does estate administration take?
The timescale varies depending on the circumstances,
including the assets involved, the information available
and any issues that arise during administration. We can
explain the likely steps after reviewing the estate.
Need Advice About a
Will or Estate?
Contact our Glasgow solicitors to discuss preparing a will,
reviewing an existing will or dealing with the administration
of an estate.
Personal advice · Wills and estate matters in Scotland