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Did the person who died own a property?
Including any property in their name, even if jointly owned.
Were there savings, investments, or other assets?
Bank accounts, shares, pensions, or valuables above a few thousand pounds.
Was there a will?
Even if you're not sure where it is, knowing one exists can change the process.
This can feel overwhelming, but you don't have to figure it out alone. A probate specialist can walk you through the next steps — no obligation, no pressure.
That's one less thing to worry about. If anything changes or you'd like a quick confirmation, a specialist can put your mind at rest.
Many families don't have all the information straight away — that's completely normal. A quick chat with a specialist can help you understand what applies to your situation.
What the probate process looks like
Apply for Grant of Probate
Collect assets & close accounts
Pay debts & tax
Distribute the estate
A specialist handles all of this for you.
Trusted by thousands of families across the UK
You probably don't need to pay for the funeral yourself
The estate will likely go through probate, which means the funeral costs can be paid from the estate. You need a probate specialist to make this happen.
Sail Probate · Fixed fees, nothing upfront
Probate might not be needed
That means the funeral costs probably can't be covered this way. But every situation is different — a quick chat can confirm.
We need a bit more info
Don't worry — lots of people aren't sure at this stage. A quick chat can work out whether the funeral costs can be covered.
Want to talk it through?
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Want to check with a specialist?
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Interested in: We handle everything (£6,000)
Interested in: Just the probate application (£1,000)
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If you'd like to talk about probate or funeral costs, call Sail Probate free:
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We promise to give you the best end of life care, support and experience with a compassionate and ethical approach. Whether you’re arranging a funeral now or planning for the future, we’ll give you the time, understanding and respect to ensure a fitting tribute. The Co-operative Funeralcare are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
"Nikki and Rosie were so sympathetic to our needs and guided us to make the day as perfect. From start to finish the communication was second to none."
— Stuart Collins (about Nikki and Rosie)
"The service and care I received happily exceeded my expectations. As a recently retired member of the clergy, I shall have no hesitation in recommending you to anyone who is expecting or experiencing the loss of a loved one."
— Edward Poole (about Linda)
"Linda welcomed the whole family and always took time to put us at ease with her caring and compassionate nature."
— Lin Beer (about Linda)
"The compassion shown by Richard and his team really helped us give her the send off she deserved."
— Stuart Collins (about Richard)
"I cannot thank Linda enough for her amazing support in arranging my husband's funeral. She was always available at the end of the phone or an email for advice/guidance and took great care to ensure that absolutely everything we wanted for the day of the funeral came to fruition."
— Lin Beer (about Linda)
"Linda's kindness and professional sensitivity made the difficult process so much more bearable for me."
— Edward Poole (about Linda)
David Campion
a week ago
This is a long overdue review. I tried to forget about the whole mess, but was then reminded of the company’s incompetence when we recently received a letter from Co-op addressed to my deceased father. My dad’s funeral was in November, 2017. He and my mum have a joint funeral plan. On our first visit to co-op to plan his funeral, my mum was told that there was no joint plan and she wasn’t covered- until they found the correct paperwork in another drawer and confirmed what we already knew. This was within the first few minutes of being there. The night before the funeral, we went to visit my dad for the last time in the chapel of rest. Before we entered, a member of staff said, “I’m just going to check the temperature in the room and make sure your dad isn’t up and dancing around.” I’m not familiar with funeral home humour, but I could have done without this. I downloaded two songs for the funeral and burned them onto a CD (is this really the customer’s job?). On the day, we entered and exited the church in deafening silence. Apparently, nobody communicated in the church and nobody pressed play. Myself and friends carried the casket, so it was annoying to see so many members of staff not having much to do, whilst still missing vital elements of the day. My mum is a traditionalist and expected to throw soil on the casket once it was lowered. There was no soil. I had to dig up some dirt for her. Apparently, soil has to be requested… although this wasn’t mentioned during the planning stage. It wasn’t until days later that I realised these issues had left a bitter taste in my mouth. Especially the music. That silence really hurt. We mentioned it on the phone. A member of staff said she was going to look into the music situation and get back to us. She didn’t. We called again a few weeks later, this time speaking to a supervisor who was outraged and said she “would get onto this like a dog with a bone” and get back to us. She didn’t. We called back a month or two later and the same supervisor was apologetic and offered to refund some of the service. We received a cheque for £30 which I didn’t even cash. Eventually, I found myself talking to the regional manager. I explained everything that happened and he was apologetic, but had reasoning for each mistake and miscommunication. When I asked what was next… he said he was offering a “sincere, empathetic apology”, but there was nothing else that could be done and in terms of management, I had reached the top. I was advised to go through a third party complaints company who would investigate the situation, but I was exhausted and just wanted to continue to grieve. I’ve tried to forget about all of this, but that letter addressed to my deceased made me realise they were still incompetent. I emailed a complaint right away and to be fair, received an apology the very next day. Apparently, my parent’s joint plan had caused some confusion because it was in my (dead) dad’s name. After all these years, that joint plan is still causing confusion in the co-op office. I detest this establishment for the poor execution of my dad’s funeral and the dreadful communication that followed.
Lin Beer
7 months ago
I cannot thank Linda enough for her amazing support in arranging my husband's funeral. She was always available at the end of the phone or an email for advice/guidance and took great care to ensure that absolutely everything we wanted for the day of the funeral came to fruition. Linda welcomed the whole family and always took time to put us at ease with her caring & compassionate nature.
Edward Poole
10 months ago
I can only say that the service and care I received, from the time of my wife's death at Winchester Hospice, throughout the contact up to and including the funeral and subsequent collection of the ashes, was impressive and happily exceeded my expectations. I was particularly well served by Linda, whose kindness and professional sensitivity made the difficult process so much more bearable for me. As a recently retired member of the clergy who will in due course be active in a pastoral capacity locally, I shall have no hesitation in recommending you to anyone who is expecting or experiencing the loss of a loved one. Thank you so much.
Stuart Collins
4 years ago
Thank you to Nikki and Rosie who helped us plan and organise a day of celebration for our mum. They were so sympathetic to our needs and guided us to make the day as perfect. From start to finish the communication was second to none, and on the day the compassion shown by Richard and his team really helped us give her the send off she deserved. Thank you very much.
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Question of 3
Did the person who died own a property?
Including any property in their name, even if jointly owned.
Were there savings, investments, or other assets?
Bank accounts, shares, pensions, or valuables above a few thousand pounds.
Was there a will?
Even if you're not sure where it is, knowing one exists can change the process.
This can feel overwhelming, but you don't have to figure it out alone. A probate specialist can walk you through the next steps — no obligation, no pressure.
That's one less thing to worry about. If anything changes or you'd like a quick confirmation, a specialist can put your mind at rest.
Many families don't have all the information straight away — that's completely normal. A quick chat with a specialist can help you understand what applies to your situation.
What the probate process looks like
Apply for Grant of Probate
Collect assets & close accounts
Pay debts & tax
Distribute the estate
A specialist handles all of this for you.
Trusted by thousands of families across the UK
You probably don't need to pay for the funeral yourself
The estate will likely go through probate, which means the funeral costs can be paid from the estate. You need a probate specialist to make this happen.
Sail Probate · Fixed fees, nothing upfront
Probate might not be needed
That means the funeral costs probably can't be covered this way. But every situation is different — a quick chat can confirm.
We need a bit more info
Don't worry — lots of people aren't sure at this stage. A quick chat can work out whether the funeral costs can be covered.
Want to talk it through?
Free, no obligation.
Want to check with a specialist?
Free, no obligation.
Want to find out for sure?
Free, no obligation.
Sail Probate · Trusted by thousands of families
A specialist will call you soon
Free, no-obligation advice from Sail Probate
What happens next
Request received
Just now
A specialist reviews your details
Within 1 hour
You'll receive a call
Within 24 hours
Lines open now Lines open Mon-Fri 9am-5pm · 0808 196 0258
Result saved
If you need help later, call Sail Probate free:
Lines open now Lines open Mon-Fri 9am-5pm · 0808 196 0258
We'll give you a call
A Sail Probate specialist will talk you through everything and answer any questions.
Interested in: We handle everything (£6,000)
Interested in: Just the probate application (£1,000)
Lines open now Lines open Mon-Fri 9am-5pm · 0808 196 0258
No problem
If you'd like to talk about probate or funeral costs, call Sail Probate free:
Lines open now Lines open Mon-Fri 9am-5pm · 0808 196 0258
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