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Hong Kong firm with over 50 years of history; its wills and probate practice handles grants of probate, estate administration and related disputes.
🗂️ Probate Directory
Probate is the court process of obtaining a grant of probate (where there is a will) or letters of administration (where there is none), which confirms who may deal with the deceased bank accounts, property and shares. This page lists 3 firms handling probate in Hong Kong.
What is covered
- With a will: apply for a grant of probate
- Without a will: apply for letters of administration
- Usually need the death certificate, original will and schedule of assets
- Smaller estates may qualify for a simplified procedure
General information only, not legal advice. Please consult a solicitor for your own situation.
Related: Wills and estate planning · Notary · Family law
Last updated：2026-11-05 · Source: Timway directory (since 1997) · Ranking & editorial method
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Operates a probate legal service centre handling probate applications, grants of probate and estate administration, with a telephone hotline.
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Handles probate and wills matters with free assessment and 24-hour client support, assisting with estate administration and related procedures.
FAQ
When is probate needed?
If the deceased left bank accounts, property or shares, the personal representative normally needs a grant before banks and the Land Registry will act.
What if there is no will?
The estate is distributed under the intestacy rules and letters of administration are needed, usually taken out by a qualifying relative.
How long does it take?
It depends on the complexity and whether documents are complete; straightforward cases often take months to a year.
How are fees calculated?
Most firms quote by estate value and complexity, plus court and search fees.
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