Probate and Inherited Property Services for Armed Forces Personnel
Dealing with the loss of a loved one is never easy, and managing probate or an inherited property while serving in the Armed Forces can make an already difficult situation feel even more overwhelming
Our Commitment to the Armed Forces Community
We are proud signatories of the Armed Forces Covenant, reflecting our ongoing commitment to ensuring that members of the armed forces community are treated fairly and with respect.
As part of this commitment, we offer:
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15% discount on legal fees for:
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Current serving personnel
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Veterans
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Reservists
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Military families
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We also cover the additional legal fees associated with the Forces Help to Buy scheme, helping to reduce the financial burden of purchasing a home.
A Conveyancing Service Designed Around Military Life
Dealing with the loss of a loved one is never easy, and managing probate or an inherited property while serving in the Armed Forces can make an already difficult situation feel even more overwhelming.
Whether you are based in the UK, serving overseas, deployed or managing family responsibilities around military life, handling legal matters following a bereavement can be challenging.
Our experienced team can assist with probate-related property matters, helping to reduce stress and guide you through the legal process with sensitivity and understanding.
From the moment you instruct us through to completion day, you will have a dedicated named lawyer handling your transaction. We believe consistency and communication matter, especially when you may be managing your move from another part of the UK or overseas.
We offer a range of communication options so you can contact us in the way that suits you best, including:
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Phone calls
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Email
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Text message
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WhatsApp
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Video calls where required
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BFPO correspondence for serving personnel overseas
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And yes — we would happily receive Blueys too
We know that you may not always be available during traditional office hours, so our service is designed to work around your schedule wherever possible.
How We Help
We can support Armed Forces personnel and their families with:
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The sale of inherited property
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Transfer of inherited property ownership
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Assisting executors and administrators with conveyancing matters
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Liaising with probate solicitors where required
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Reviewing title documents and legal ownership issues
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Dealing with mortgage lenders and estate agents
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Managing transactions remotely if you are serving elsewhere in the UK or overseas
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Keeping matters progressing with regular updates and clear communication
We understand that every family situation is different, and our approach is always supportive, practical and professional.
Our team can help with:
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Remote ID verification checks
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Electronic signing of documents where possible
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Arranging documents to be signed in advance
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Setting up Powers of Attorney where required
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Coordinating completion around deployments or operational commitments
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Managing the transaction remotely from start to finish
Our proactive approach helps minimise delays and reduce stress during your move.
Personal Service With Military Understanding
Supporting Armed Forces personnel is personal to us. Our founder is married to an Army Veteran, and their relationship has spanned both his active military service and civilian life. With close family members also currently serving, we understand the realities of military life and the importance of practical, reliable legal support when buying or moving home.
Our aim is simple — to provide professional conveyancing with clear communication, genuine understanding and a service tailored around the way military families live and work.
A Personal Message from Our Founder’s Husband, a Veteran
As an army veteran, I am immensely proud that my wife is in a position to support those who have served our nation, along with their families.
I served as Kingsman Bowmer with the 4th Battalion, Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment, and deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan. While I was fortunate not to suffer lasting hardship, many others have. Equally, not everyone deploys, but that in no way diminishes the value of their service. We all take the same oath, and behind every one of us stands a family who shares in that commitment and sacrifice.
Those who serve, past and present, rarely seek recognition or assistance. This offering is not about fanfare, but rather a quiet gesture of respect and gratitude.
Best of British to you all, and thank you.
Ash