Where a deceased person, wherever resident at the date of death, held assets in the Isle of Man such as an insurance bond or policy or monies in a bank account, it may be necessary for the personal representatives of the deceased person’s estate to obtain a Grant of Representation – either a Grant of Probate (where the deceased left a will) or Letters of Administration where the deceased died intestate (leaving no will) – before the financial institution will release the assets to them to be administered.
Read our helpful Guide to Obtaining Probate in the Isle of Man.
At Simcocks, we are happy to provide a competitive quote which will depend upon the type and complexity of the Manx probate service required.
If you would like to instruct Simcocks to act on your behalf then please contact Laura Connolly, Probate Manager at Simcocks, on 01624 690356 or by email at lconnolly@simcocks.com.