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Bishop & Sewell LLP: published probate fees

For full estate administration, Bishop & Sewell LLP publishes a fee of £3,000 to £15,000 plus VAT.

20% above the £2,500 median across the 452 firms here that publish one for full estate administration.

Read from the firm's own price page on 7 September 2026, yesterday. We publish the figures as the firm wrote them, including whether VAT is on top.

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Full estate administration

The firm handles the whole estate, from the grant to distributing it.

2 published prices for full estate administration
PriceHow it is chargedWhat the firm published
£3,000 to £15,000plus VATFixed fee
The firm's words
Estate Administration. Fees. Our fees in these matters typically range from £3,000 to £15,000 plus VAT (where applicable) depending on the circumstances and complexity of your matter.
£175 to £425 an hourplus VATHourly rate
The firm's words
Estate Administration. Hourly rates range from £175 to £425 plus VAT depending on the experience and qualification of the appropriate fee earner.

The firm

Regulated by
The Solicitors Regulation Authority, number 443824
Where
London, WC1B 4HP
Telephone
020 7631 4141
Prices published at
www.bishopandsewell.co.uk/about-us/fees-and-pricing/
Website
www.bishopandsewell.co.uk

How to read these prices

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