Clearing a loved one's estate is emotionally and logistically demanding. This practical guide walks you through the process, step by step.
As an executor, you have a legal duty to value the estate and settle its affairs. Clearing the property is often the most overwhelming part — so here's a calm, methodical approach.
Photograph every room before anything is touched — this is vital for probate and insurance.
Set aside jewellery, antiques, documents and anything family members may want to keep.
High-value items should be valued for probate and possible sale or auction.
Usable furniture, clothing and goods can be donated to charity — often with receipts for probate.
Hire a licensed, insured clearance team to handle removal, recycling and disposal with care and dignity.
Our experienced team handles probate clearances with sensitivity, respect and full documentation.