Probate Navigator · Accuracy review
Below are the specific claims on the site I'd value your eye on. Each one is quoted exactly as it's published, with the GOV.UK / HMRC source it cites. For each: tap Confirmed or Needs correction, and add a note if you'd reword it. You don't need to see the live site.
Probate Navigator is a free, plain-English website that helps recently bereaved families in England & Wales understand probate and Inheritance Tax, then links out to official GOV.UK / HMRC pages to act. No ads, no lead-selling, no paid product. Its whole point is being accurate, dated and source-checked where many free guides are vague or out of date (most still mention the abolished IHT205 form).
You'd confirm the general content is accurate as at the review date — you are not advising any individual reader. Your name + credential would appear in a small "Reviewed by …" byline (and the page's structured data). Nothing else is attributed to you; no reader can contact or instruct you through the site. Your byline reflects a point-in-time review; if a figure changes materially we flag it for re-review rather than silently re-attributing it to you. If being publicly named conflicts with your SRA / employer / PII obligations, say so — the site already runs fine with an anonymous "a qualified probate case manager" byline.
For each of the 7 items: a verdict + any note. For Item 7: your byline wording + explicit consent. And anything else that reads as if it's advising an individual rather than explaining the general position.