Distributing an Executry Estate in Scotland
Have you ever wondered what happens to someone's estate after they pass away? Are you curious about how the distribution process works?
In Scotland, the term "executry estate" refers to the assets and liabilities left behind when someone dies. The process of managing and distributing these assets is known as "executry administration." This process can be complex, involving various legal requirements and steps.
Our next Ask the Expert session will discuss the process of distributing an executry estate in Scotland and will be held on 20 August 2024 by our local expert Lindsay Nicholas.
To book a time with Lindsay to ask a question contact us on:
📩 asktheexpert@parissteele.com.
Our dedicated expert will be happy to provide initial advice, signpost you to additional sources of support or provide a fee quote for more in-depth assistance.
Navigating the executry process requires a clear understanding of legal obligations and a meticulous approach to managing assets and liabilities. If you're appointed as an executor, it may be wise to seek professional advice to ensure the estate is administered correctly and efficiently.
Lindsay Nicholas
Private Client Paralegal
Lindsay has lived in East Lothian for around 30 years, having been brought up in the Border town of Eyemouth. After many years working for the local Council, Lindsay joined Paris Steele in 2016 as a Legal Secretary, progressing to an Executry Assistant and qualifying as a Private Client Paralegal in 2024 receiving an accreditation in Wills, Trusts & Executries from the University of Strathclyde. Lindsay lives in Haddington with her husband and two children, and in her spare time enjoys live music, walking, cooking, and spending time with family and friends