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Probate deals with two aspects. As the executor of a will, you may need to obtain a legal document (usually called a ‘grant of probate’ or ‘letters of administration’). We can help with one or both of these, depending on your needs.
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A detailed consultation with our wills and estate lawyers to assess and understand your matter and ascertain if probate is right for you.
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We will guide you step-by-step on how, where and when to lodge your Probate application.
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Commonly Asked Questions About Probate
Probate is the authority of the Supreme Court to the executor named in the will to administer the deceased’s estate and distribute their assets. It is the official recognition by the court that the executors have the right to administer the will of the deceased. It passes the title of the assets to the executors for the sole purpose of distribution to the beneficiaries.
In most instances, only the person named in the will as the executor (or executors if more than one is named) can apply for probate. In most Australian states and territories, the applicant must also be over 18 years of age to apply.