Flowcharts—Private Client

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Flowcharts

Flowcharts—Private Client

Copyright © 2025 LexisNexis

Published by a LexisNexis Private Client expert

Flowcharts

Grant of probate/administration—flowchart

Drafting a Will—flowchart

Renunciation—flowchart

Administrator (entitlement to grant)—flowchart

Entitlement on intestacy—flowchart

Shariah inheritance—flowchart

Intestacy in Scotland (no spouse)—flowchart

Intestacy in Scotland (surviving spouse)—flowchart

Inheritance

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