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ARTICLE · 02 DECEMBER 2008

Guidelines On Obtaining Probate For Assets Of Non-Jersey Domiciled Deceased Persons

Jersey probate is required for all persons with movable estate situate in Jersey.

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Jersey probate is required for all persons with movable estate situate in Jersey. It is an offence to intermeddle, take possession or in any way to administer any part of the movable estate of a deceased save where the 1998 Probate law allows. Penalties are severe being a fine or a term of imprisonment not exceeding 12 months – or both

With the introduction of the above law the process of obtaining probate in Jersey has been streamlined and simplified - the main changes are as follows:-

Fast track

A procedure for obtaining Probate (Letters of Administration) in the estates of British domiciliaries – A British Grant has to be obtained in order to prove British domicile and fast track can only be used where a British Grant has been obtained.

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