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"I would recommend using a family run firm over a corporate funeral directors any day of the week."
— peter james
"There were several changes and updates made days before the funeral of which Lucy handled and confirmed with us without delay."
— Natalie FILLINGHAM (about Lucy)
"A death in the family is a very stressful occasion. When my father passed a simple phone call saw them arrive promptly (on a sunday). Alan and his team were very professional & courteous."
— peter james (about Alan)
"The chapel of rest although an emotional experience was made as pleasant as possible by Lucy & my father looked how I remembered him before his illness."
— peter james (about Lucy)
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Most families arrange the funeral first. Dealing with the estate often comes next — something many people don't realise at the time.
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Practical advice on choosing a funeral director you can trust — what to look for, questions to ask, red flags to watch for, and why NAFD membership matters.
A practical, step-by-step guide to arranging a funeral in the UK — from registering the death through to the service itself, including choosing burial or cremation, selecting music and readings, and understanding what your funeral director will handle.
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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Contacting the funeral director is step one. But there are 4 other things you'll need to deal with — and most people don't know about them until it's too late.
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