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I seemed to remember that you can use the probate documents made when a first parent dies for the second parent when the time comes. I did the probate stuff for my mum and nothing much has changed, in the 12 years since, with the contents of the original probate; same house, one bank account, one investment and a pension. All UK based. The value of the property will have gone up but the rest has remained pretty much static since my mum shuttled off. Just trying to save some money in solicitors fees when alot of the work has been done before. Any thoughts?
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Still go through it, DIY if you know what you are doing. We did it for FIL passing, then MIL going 8 years later. MrsF and I are professionally qualified (sensible) but other two sisters are not if you get what I mean.
I'm a Chartered Accountant and MrsF has law degree so it was straight forward for us to do. If you have a practical head, its OK. Â