Definitely. QE tells executors what information to gather before making the first appointment with a lawyer, significantly reducing time and costs, or before tackling probate forms themselves.

If the executor shows up unprepared, the lawyer must keep calling, week after week, asking the executor to gather all the information needed for probate application, while they ring the till.

The Estate Organizer lays out all the information your executor will need for probate, substantially reducing the time and cost of the process, whether they hire a lawyer or do it themselves.

After death, the Estate Executor Toolkit guides the entire estate administration process. It was created with the view that your hard-saved estate dollars should not be used to pay a clerk, who has too many files on their desk, 100’s of dollars per hour to complete simple tasks that an executor can do themselves in a fraction of the time, at a fraction of the cost.

QE neither holds itself out as legal experts nor is it to be considered a substitute for legal advice. If there are legal issues with the Will or the beneficiaries, we recommend using an experienced estate lawyer. Link to Executors: Before Going to a Lawyer article