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Our partner testimonials

We’re committed to helping our partners support their clients while growing their business and we’re so proud to receive their reviews

Provira testimonial

Steve Gauke, Managing Director at Provira Limited

"We work regularly with Kings Court Trust and have always been impressed by the quality of service they provide. Not only do they have the in-house technical expertise to deal with all types of cases, but they are always happy to go the extra mile to meet the needs of their clients. They understand the sensitive and sometimes complex nature of probate/estate administration and do everything they can to make this a stress-free process. Highly recommended."

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Trevor Worth, Portcullis Legals

"The relationship with Kings Court Trust is absolutely beneficial to all stakeholders, not just for ourselves and Kings Court Trust, but for the clients and their beneficiaries. We find the people that they employ are good people. They make things easy for us, whether that's digitally, on the phone or even face to face visits." 

Don't just take our word for it

Watch our valued business partner, Chris Heiberg, talk about why he chooses to partner with Kings Court Trust.


Read our latest blog posts

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Revolutionising Death Certification: Introduction of Medical Examiners

Starting from 9 September 2024 in England and Wales all deaths will have to be referred to Medical Examiners. In this blog, we give a quick overview of the incoming changes and how they are

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