ASK-A-QUESTION SERVICE SUSPENDED - 9th June 2008We have had to suspend this valuable free service due to certain individuals abusing the service and in particular parties trying to spread viruses and email scams.  You can continue to use the rest of the web site in the usual manner.  It may also be possible to access an answer to a question via our web site, but only if you use a full and registered email address. Certain email addresses will not be replied to and we apologise if you are genuine but your email address does not contain proper names and gets filtered by our enhanced spam and scam filters. It is advisable to have an email address that contains a full name and no numbers.We hope to be able to resume normal service as soon as possible and apologise for any inconvenience caused.Thank you.

ASK-A-QUESTION...
Use the form below for FREE probate advice (applicable to England & Wales only).

- Recommended by the press, charities, Citizen Advice Bureaus and users of the service, Sept 2007 is the 3rd anniversary of our FREE 'Ask-A-Question' service.
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With your support and site recommendation, Probate-Helper hopes to continue to devote a large amount of its time and resources to this very popular service for many years to come. So if you use this FREE probate advice service, please do tell your friends and family that Probate-Helper.co.uk was able to help you.

Please help keep costs down so we can continue to offer this free service by checking our Frequently Asked Questions before using this form. Thank you.

16.01.08 Please Note. FREE PROBATE ADVICE QUESTIONS: We will try to answer your question within 3 working days.
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We normally answer one item of FREE PROBATE ADVICE or technical help via this 'Ask-a-Question' service relating to an individual estate (not one question per person asking). Therefore we retain the right to not answer a free question if we believe it is not the first question to be asked about a particular deceased's estate or we believe that multiple questions are being asked by the same person.
 
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