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Wrigleys' litigation probate service offers assistance and support

Probate is a key area of our work. As Wrigleys does not undertake any Personal Injury or Industrial Diseases Litigation we frequently act alongside specialist litigators to assist with probate.

Our service includes:

  • Management of a matter to obtain a grant of probate with minimal input from you;

  • Fixed fees in most cases; and

  • Integrating with your procedures and meeting your deadlines to help enhance your client service.

For further information, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

'They are diligent, efficient, effective in their communication and always acting in the best interests of the client.'

Chambers and Partners (2027)


'A very helpful and friendly team that has significant experience in dealing with clients with life-changing injuries and lifetime needs. They are able to handle a lot of client contact remotely, which, along with being a regional firm, means that their costs to the client can be kept lower.'

Legal 500 (2027)

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