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CLN Solicitors Ltd: published probate fees

For grant of probate only, CLN Solicitors Ltd publishes a fee of £1,200 plus VAT.

About the same as the £1,210 median across the 522 firms here that publish one for grant of probate only.

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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Grant of probate only

The firm applies for the grant. You do the rest of the estate work yourself.

2 published prices for grant of probate only
PriceHow it is chargedWhat the firm published
£1,200plus VATFixed fee
The firm's words
Grant of Probate/Letters of Administration Only. £1,200 plus VAT (total £1,440 including VAT) for obtaining the Grant of Probate (or Letters of Administration) on your behalf.
from £240 an hourplus VATHourly rate
The firm's words
Full Estate Administration is charged at our Hourly Rate. If you instruct us to administer the entire estate (from applying for the Grant through to distributing assets), our fees are charged at an hourly rate of £240 plus VAT.

The firm

Regulated by
The Solicitors Regulation Authority, number 8014668
Where
Rugby, CV23 9GR
Prices published at
www.clnsolicitors.co.uk/our-services/pricing
Website
www.clnsolicitors.co.uk

How to read these prices

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