You've been sent a document you don't fully understand. We'll explain it.

Paste any letter, form or notice you've received while acting as executor — from HMRC, the Probate Registry, a bank, a pension provider, or a solicitor — and we'll explain what it means, what to do, and what not to do yet. In plain English. Without rushing you.

This is not legal advice. ExecutorAI explains documents in plain English so you can understand them. For disputed wills, insolvent estates, foreign assets, or anything you're unsure about, please speak to a solicitor who is a member of STEP — the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners.

What you'll get back

What this is. One sentence naming the document in plain English.
What it actually says. The letter, translated — no jargon, no rush.
What to do. Clear next steps, with any deadlines the document gives you.
What not to do yet. The mistakes executors make — distributing too early, signing the wrong form — called out before they happen.
Who to contact if something's wrong. Named bodies with the right phone numbers.
A clear flag if the estate looks complex enough that a STEP solicitor should take over.