Probate Loans

Funding for executors to meet inheritance tax and estate costs before probate is granted and assets can be released.

Probate Loans

Meeting inheritance tax and estate costs before probate

Inheritance tax is generally payable before probate is granted, which creates a genuine timing problem for executors. We arrange facilities that resolve it without forcing a rushed sale of estate property.

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Why Probate Loans Requires the Right Lender

What we arrange

  • Facilities to settle inheritance tax ahead of probate
  • Funding for estate expenses and legal costs
  • Advances against a beneficiary’s expected inheritance
  • Repayment from the estate on distribution

Who this is for

  • Executors facing an inheritance tax bill before assets can be sold
  • Families needing to preserve a property rather than sell quickly
  • Beneficiaries awaiting distribution of an estate

How London FS helps

Inheritance tax is generally payable before probate is granted, which creates a genuine timing problem for executors. We arrange facilities that resolve it without forcing a rushed sale of estate property.

Important information

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) does not regulate some forms of Buy To Let, Commercial & Development Finance, Bridging Finance, Overseas/Foreign National Mortgages and Will Writing.

Dhavi Limited (trading as London FS) is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority — firm number 628993. Registered in England, company number 7301914. Registered office: 7 Bell Yard, London, WC2A 2JR.

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The IHT Timing Problem Solved

Tax is due before probate releases the assets needed to pay it.

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Structured Against the Estate

Usually rather than against the executor personally.

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No Forced Property Sale

The estate property can be marketed properly rather than discounted.

Why Choose Us

Why Probate Loans with London FS?

Probate Loans requires more than access to lenders. It requires accurate interpretation of your circumstances and placement with a lender that genuinely understands them.

Inheritance tax is generally payable before probate is granted, which creates a genuine timing problem for executors. We arrange facilities that resolve it without forcing a rushed sale of estate property.

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Solicitor Coordination

We work alongside the probate solicitor throughout.

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Beneficiary Advances

Funding against an expected inheritance where a beneficiary needs it sooner.

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Handled With Sensitivity

These arise at difficult times and we conduct them accordingly.

Our Clients

Who Benefits from Probate Loans

Executors Facing IHT Deadlines

Families Preserving Property

Beneficiaries Awaiting Distribution

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Settle the Estate Without a Forced Sale

Funding for executors to meet inheritance tax and estate costs before probate is granted and assets can be released.

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Frequently Asked Questions on Probate Loans

Why is funding needed before probate?

Inheritance tax is normally due within six months of death, but estate assets often cannot be accessed until probate is granted.

Facilities are usually structured against the estate rather than the executor personally, though terms vary.

From estate assets once probate is granted and property or investments are realised.

Inheritance tax is generally due within six months of death, but estate assets cannot be accessed until probate is granted.

Facilities are usually structured against the estate rather than the executor, though terms vary.

Commonly two to four weeks, subject to the solicitor confirming the estate position.

Against estate assets, subject to valuation and confirmation of the grant application.

Yes. Legal fees, property maintenance and other estate costs are commonly included.

From estate assets once probate is granted and property or investments are realised.