When it comes to estate administration, dealing with shareholdings can be one of the most intricate tasks faced by the Executors or Personal Representatives (PRs) responsible for administering a deceased person's estate. Shares often come with a maze of administrative, financial, and legal hurdles that require specialist expertise to navigate efficiently. At Kings Court Trust, we understand these complexities and provide tailored support to ensure every estate is handled with precision and care. This blog delves into some of the common challenges of shareholdings in estate administration and how to address them effectively.

When estate planning, there are some things that are essential to include. For example: who will inherit any property, who may care for a dependent child, or what should happen to various personal belongings. One thing that often gets overlooked is what happens to a person’s digital assets.

A recent article by The Telegraph has detailed the emotional stress that dealing with the death of a loved one can cause, including the anxiety of having to deal with the taxman when it comes to Inheritance Tax (IHT).