Making our probate service simple, accessible and reliable (1)
...for people to use by enabling them to apply for probate online – 24/7 and from the comfort of their own home – if they choose to; simplifying the process...
...for people to use by enabling them to apply for probate online – 24/7 and from the comfort of their own home – if they choose to; simplifying the process...
...have a system that is quicker to use. It is undoubtedly already easier – more than nine out of 10 people are satisfied with the online application process. Designing a...
...made a new civil court claim on paper or through our traditional online systems. Extending the service By the end of the year, the requirement to mediate will be extended...
...remotely. We replaced sticky notes and markers with online boards. Now three years on we are finding that remote has become the norm and it has many benefits. Unless there...
...Teams, or in a hybrid format. I find it useful to have a visual way of structuring and recording our conversations, so I use an online whiteboard, and share the...
...important that you use the coversheet because includes the case reference number by default. Having this number ensures we can match your documents to the online application quickly and reduces...
...accounts. This is often because corporate firewalls block emails from hm.courts.and.tribunals.registrations@notifications.service.gov.uk. If you are experiencing any delays, please contact MyHMCTSsupport@justice.gov.uk for help on adding our email address to your safe...
...international jurisdictions, as many of our online services were already well-established under our programme of reform. And crucially, they were sustainable, even as fewer court buildings were open and many...
...step in resolving a money dispute under £10,000 for those who have made a new civil court claim on paper or through our traditional online systems. This means that you...
...tribunals system? People are worried that we’re closing all our courts and that justice won’t be as accessible as it is now. But the truth is quite the opposite. We’re...