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Archives for February 2020

Tips for Administering Probate in a Potentially Insolvent Estate

February 17, 2020 By Richard Farrell

 There have been several cases recently of large-scale abuse of vulnerable people by famous names. Some of these left large sums of money although post mortem law suits exceeded these amounts. There’s new official guidance from The Law Society on how to administer … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Chattels Valuation, Probate Valuation Tagged With: administering an insolvent estate, house contents valuation for probate, law society guidelines, probate contents valuation, wills and probate

Did You Know Compulsive Hoarding Unfolds in Five Stages?

February 16, 2020 By Richard Farrell

Compulsive hoarders are different because they save items many others think are ‘useless’. However, value is in the eye of the beholder, and they have great difficulty getting rid of their beloved ‘collections’ These accumulations grow as a result of this reticence. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Compulsive Hoarding Tagged With: a bit of a hoarder, clearing a hoarded house, compulsive hoarding, five stages of hoarding, hoarder house clearance, probate huse clearance

How to Lay Claim to An Unclaimed Estate

February 16, 2020 By Richard Farrell

When a person dies without a will in England or Wales, and there are no known blood relatives, the assets pass to the Crown as 'ownerless property'. This ‘bona vacantia’ as it’s quaintly called in Latin (meaning unclaimed goods) could be any possession from a … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Chattels Valuation, Probate Valuation Tagged With: bona vacantia, ownerless property, probate contents valuation, probate valuation golders green, probate valuation house contents, valuing house contents probate

What to Know About Declarations of Presumed Death

February 16, 2020 By Richard Farrell

The probate system kicks in after a person dies. The trigger is a death certificate by a competent person. If there is a will then an executor implements it. If not, close relatives inherit. But what happens if there is no death certificate? The person signing the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Probate Valuation Tagged With: application for probate, declaration of presumed death, how to get a probate valuation done, probate help, probate valuation, professional probate advice

A Touch of Colonial India Surfaces in a Milton Keynes Semi-Detached

February 16, 2020 By Richard Farrell

AfterWe don’t always find exceptional items when carrying out probate valuation in Milton Keynes, and other new towns in Buckinghamshire. However we often find something interesting enough to sell for the executors at auction. Take my visit to Milton Keynes to do an … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Probate House Clearance, Probate Valuation Tagged With: advice, assess, probate, probate house clearance, probate valuation milton keynes, rics valuers milton keynes, value

Late Roman Pearls Turn Up in Southampton Probate

February 16, 2020 By Richard Farrell

Southampton has an interesting history, being on the Channel coast and open to invasion by the likes of Romans and Vikings. Buried hoards of their jewellery turn up from time to time to the delight of museums. This has spawned a generation of optimists pottering with … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Probate House Clearance, Probate Valuation Tagged With: assess, deceased estate, estate, probate, probate house clearance, probate valuation southampton, rics probate valuers, southhampton, value, will

Compulsive Hoarding and Buying-Shopping Disorder: Some Common Ground

February 11, 2020 By Richard Farrell

Psychologists, mathematicians and statisticians in Australia have investigated the factors behind object choice, and object attachment. They published their work in early January 2020 and so this is hot off the press. The group wanted to know the extent that priming … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Compulsive Hoarding, House Clearance Tagged With: clearing a hoarded house, compulsive hoarding, hoarder house clearance, hoarder house clearance bromley, hoarder house clearance services

Imagine Plastic Waste Recycled as High Quality Plastic

February 11, 2020 By Robert McQueen

A research group at Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, has developed an efficient process for breaking down any plastic waste at the molecular level. The resulting gasses morph into new plastics of high quality. This new process could change today's plastic … [Read more...]

Filed Under: House Clearance, Recycling News Tagged With: energy recovery, henrik thunman, house clearance recycling, petrochemical plants, plastic recycling

A Post Code of Recycling Blunders in London

February 11, 2020 By Robert McQueen

You might be forgiven for thinking London has its recycling ducks in a row. After all, it’s already close to hopelessly overcrowded, with an average 14,670 people crammed into every square mile. Therefore it makes sense to minimise land filling wherever … [Read more...]

Filed Under: House Clearance, Recycling News Tagged With: adam smith institute, house clearance recycling, london green party, recycling blunders, recycling news

How to Apply for a Grant of Probate on Your Own

February 11, 2020 By Richard Farrell

Even if a person quite close you passes on, you may still need government permission before you dive in, empty their house, and share out their possessions. That because the administration wants to see fair play. You probably need to get a Grant of Probate, even if … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Chattels Valuation, Probate Valuation Tagged With: deathbed gift, grant of probate, house contents valuation for probate, inheritance tax, private probate application, probate contents valuation, probate guide

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