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Glossary of clearance and probate terms

The words and phrases that appear most often across this site, counted from our own pages and explained in plain English. Closely related forms — plurals and verb endings — are merged into a single entry.

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Glossary terms with type, frequency across the site and a short meaning. Column headers sort the table.
clearanceunigram7,161Emptying a property of its contents, sorting what is kept, sold, donated, recycled or disposed of.
propertyunigram5,685The house, flat or other premises being cleared or administered as part of an estate.
probateunigram4,261The legal process of proving a will and getting authority to deal with someone's estate.
itemunigram3,500A single object in the property — furniture, effects, valuables or general household goods.
estateunigram3,360Everything a person owned at death: property, money, possessions and debts.
executorunigram2,010The person named in a will who is responsible for administering the estate.
houseunigram1,985A residential property; in this context usually the home being cleared.
professionalunigram1,902Carried out by trained, insured people working to a documented standard.
londonunigram1,881The service area — Greater London boroughs and their postcode districts.
valuationunigram1,573An assessment of what contents or a property are worth, often for probate or tax.
serviceunigram1,538A defined piece of work offered, such as a probate clearance or deep clean.
valueunigram1,495What an item or estate is worth, usually judged at open market prices.
legalunigram1,451Relating to the law and the duties that bind executors and clearance firms.
processunigram1,370The ordered steps a clearance or probate matter moves through.
insuranceunigram1,350Cover protecting a property, its contents or the clearance work itself.
homeunigram1,301The place someone lived; often the main asset in an estate.
familyunigram1,237Relatives involved in decisions about a property and its contents.
probate clearancebigram1,113Clearing a property whose contents form part of an estate going through probate.
house clearancebigram1,079Emptying a residential property of all its contents.
contentunigram1,015The possessions inside a property, taken together.
costunigram983The price of the work, driven by volume, access and disposal.
assetunigram875Anything of value in an estate, from a property to a share certificate.
furnitureunigram850Large household items — the bulk of most clearance volume.
teamunigram840The trained crew who attend and carry out the clearance.
documentunigram832Paperwork found or produced during a clearance, from deeds to waste notes.

Frequencies are counted from the editorial pages of this site, with markup and common stop words removed. They show where our writing puts its emphasis — they are not search volumes.

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Mariusz Baran

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Mariusz Baran is the founder and owner of Probate Clearance London, We Clear Everything London Ltd and House and Office Clearance Ltd. He has extensive hands-on experience in probate, bereavement and general property clearance across Greater London.

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