For Contentious Probate Solicitors
Standing Case does the initial groundwork before your client instructs you. They arrive with a structured case brief, organised evidence, and clear questions, saving significant time in that first meeting.
A full written summary of their situation, relationship to the deceased, grounds they may have, timeline of events, and key concerns, already organised and readable.
What evidence they currently have, how strong it looks, what is missing, and what they have been advised to gather. You can see the evidential picture before the meeting begins.
A list of specific questions generated for their situation, so the first meeting moves straight into legal analysis rather than basic fact-finding.
A solicitor respects a client who arrives prepared. It shortens the time they need, reduces the bill, and means the conversation starts at a higher level.
Senior contentious probate solicitor, England & Wales
When a prospective client contacts you about an inheritance dispute, suggest they complete a Standing Case brief first. It takes 15 minutes and costs £47.
Your client comes to the first meeting with a structured brief. You can read it in advance or review it together. Either way, you start from a much stronger base.
Cases that begin with a prepared client move faster. Everyone's time is used better from day one.
If you would like to discuss how Standing Case could work alongside your practice, or to request a sample brief, we would be glad to hear from you.
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