Wills, Estates & Succession Planning
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Should you die without a Will, or if the Will is invalid, you will be deemed to have died intestate. If there is a Will, the named Executor will need to apply to the Supreme Court for a Grant of Probate. If there is no Will, then a family member will need to apply and file for Letters of Administration.
Circumstances may also arise to complicate the application or provide that and application for a Grant of Probate is not required. In any case, it is strongly recommended to seek specialised legal advice as soon as you are notified of the deceased’s death.
It is the Executor or Administrator’s duty to administer the estate. This includes:
*This is general information only, and does not constitute specific legal advice. Please consult one of our experienced Legal Team for specific advice relevant to your situation.
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