Feeling overwhelmed after the death of a loved one? We’re here to guide you.
Once you have a grant, you’ll need to collect the assets, pay liabilities, distribute the estate to the beneficiaries – and all the little jobs in between! This is no small feat and can be overwhelming if you’ve never done it before. Our experienced probate team can offer as much help as you need.
Delegate the management of the estate to us in its entirety, or engage us for advice and assistance on an as-needed basis.
Consider our estate administration services below, or arrange a consultation for help with:
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How we can help you
Concierge
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Our concierge package provides a complete estate administration service. We’ll finalise the estate quickly, effectively and at a fixed price.
This package includes:
- Advertising for creditors
- Notifying the Australian Taxation Office and liaising with the estate's tax agent to complete individual and estate tax returns as necessary
- Closing estate bank accounts
- Completing a transmission application
- Redeeming aged care accommodation bond
- Claiming superannuation death benefits
- Paying the estate’s liabilities
- Verifying the identity of the beneficiaries
- Arranging interim and final distributions
Property transfers
From $795
If it’s just the real estate conveyancing you need help with, we offer:
- Survivorship applications
- Transmission applications
- Transfers to beneficiaries
- Real estate settlements
Estate administration consultation
$440
Unsure where to start or what to do next? Meet with us for tailored advice and guidance.
We’ll give you a quote for any further services after the consultation.
Legal guide
Need help with an estate?
Our plain-English legal guide has comprehensive and practical advice to help you to take charge and finalise the estate.
- The duties and tasks of an executor are clearly and simply explained.
- Helpful chapters cover every stage of the estate, from organising the funeral to making the final distributions of money and property.
FAQs
As a general rule, the answer is yes – executors and administrators can charge their reasonable legal costs to the estate. What is reasonable depends on the circumstances, but would generally include the costs of making an application for Probate or Letters of Administration.
Why choose us
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Share the burden
Let us take over the administrative work so you don’t have to worry.
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Industry experts
We’ve helped hundreds of people administer estates, both large and small.
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