One less thing to carry at a difficult time.
After a death, families are asked for a long list of documents. We collect and organise them for your attorney, so the estate can move forward and you can focus on your family.
- 1 · Death certificateReceived
- 2 · Birth and marriage certificatesReceived
- 3 · Deeds and land searchesRequested
- 4 · Bank balance lettersRequested
- 5 · Insurance policiesReceived
- 6 · Receipts and correspondenceOngoing
Certificates
Death, birth and marriage certificates requested and collected.
Property documents
Searches and certified copies of deeds and land records.
Bank and insurance letters
Requests for account balances, policy details and other letters the attorney needs.
Organised estate file
Every document indexed in one file, in paper and digital form, ready for your attorney.
Registry runs
Lodging and collecting documents at the registries, as your attorney instructs.
Regular updates
Clear updates to the family on what has been collected and what is outstanding.
Working alongside your attorney.
First conversation
We meet the family and, where possible, speak with your attorney.
Document list
A list of everything needed, agreed with the attorney.
Collect
We request, follow up and collect each document.
Hand over
An organised estate file delivered to your attorney.
Fees
| Service | Fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Estate document supportCollection and organisation | TTD 2,500from | Depends on the size of the estate |
Single document or search | TTD 400from | Government fees billed at cost |
We are not attorneys and do not give advice on wills, probate or inheritance. If you don’t have an attorney, we can suggest that you speak to one first.
Do we need an attorney as well?
Yes. Probate and estate matters should be handled by an attorney. We make their work faster by getting the documents together.
Can family members abroad use this service?
Yes. See our services for Trinbagonians abroad.
Handling a family estate?
Tell us what has happened and who your attorney is, and we’ll take it from there.