The main one is (of course) Unoccupied Property Insurance. Others include:

• Missing Will Insurance
  This is a specialist policy designed to protect the executor, administrator or trustee in the event that post distribution of the estate, a missing will comes to light which affects the distribution of the estate.
• Lost Share Certificate Insurance
  If a Share Certificate has been lost or mislaid, an indemnity will often be required from an insurance company to enable duplicate documents to be issued.
• Missing Beneficiary Insurance
  This is a probate insurance policy designed to provide cover in the event that, after the distribution of a deceased person’s estate, a missing or unknown beneficiary comes forward claiming part or all of the estate.
• Lost Life Insurance
  This insurance is typically required in the event of a policy having been lost or mislaid and an indemnity is required in order to surrender or claim the policy.
• Lost Title Deeds
  Another specialist form of insurance designed to provide an indemnity in the event that the title deeds to a property have been lost or destroyed. Insurance cover is provided in the event of a dispute or challenge to the ownership.
• No Section 27 Notice
  This form of insurance policy is designed to protect the executor, trustee or administrator in the event that an estate is distributed without issuing a Section 27 Notice and a missing or unknown beneficiary comes forward claiming part of the estate.
• Early Distribution Insurance
  This is another insurance policy designed to protect the executor, trustee or administrator in the event that an estate is distributed without waiting for the expiry of the appropriate period under the provision of the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependents) Act 1975.

As an insurance broker, we deal with many different insurance companies in order to find the right policy for our clients.

We currently use companies including Aviva, Zurich, Lloyds of London, AXA, RSA and Dual.