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Jennifer Ovens
2 months ago
The arrangements and service provided was outstanding.I would highly recommend Fosters as a caring and professional organisation."Where families come first"
Lynn Mcqueen
5 months ago
The professional and kindness service to our family by angela and staff has been outstanding we lost our mum recently and went to foster's funeral care from start to finish they were amazing with looking after my mum and helping me arrange everything including the piper keith Marshall who was also amazing the comfort angela gave my dad and family was fantastic john brown and robert were so professional at there job it made my mum's send off so special . I would recommend anyone who loses a loved one to go to fosters as they are so helpful and outstanding at there job . We cant thank Angela enough for what she done for our family .
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Probate is the legal process of administering a deceased person's estate. This guide explains when it is needed, how to apply, how long it takes, and whether you need a solicitor.
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