ZEDRA Group
Assistant Probate Manager

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Assistant Probate Manager
As Assistant Probate Manager, you will take full responsibility for the end to end administration of a book of probate cases, providing a first-class service to beneficiaries and Legal Personal Representatives (‘LPRs’). Support with some administration tasks is provided by a dedicated support team.
You may also be required, on occasion, to attend face to face meetings with beneficiaries/LPRs. This will involve explaining our service including fees and collecting and collating the financial paperwork of the deceased.
Key Accountabilities
- Full responsibility for the end to end administration of a book of probate cases varying in complexity. This will include some complex cases e.g. they are taxable, estates including agricultural, business and overseas assets and estates where we are on notice of a claim.
- Needs to be able to act largely independently and be proactive in driving matters forward, through effective prioritisation of workload, to ensure the timely and efficient delivery of quality service.
- Strong client relationship/communication skills as regular, quality communications with vulnerable beneficiaries/clients is a key part of the role.
- There may be some supervision of less experienced team members.
- Needs to be a team player with ability to actively identify and implement business initiatives for process improvement.
- Accurate record keeping (including time recording) and preparation of estate accounts using the preferred estate administration package.
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- Over 6 years estate administration experience.
- Some will writing experience is desirable.
- A solid understanding of inheritance tax including the availability of all reliefs and exemptions and experience with grossing up.
- Self-driven with the ability to work largely independently but with supervision.
- Ability to work as part of a team.
- Planning and organisational skills are key to this role together with effective time management skills.
- Proficient with MS Office suite
- Ideally, STEP qualified or working towards the qualification.
For more information or to request a copy of the job description, please email recruitment@zedra.com
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