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Family provision claims in Western Australia
A family provision claim asks the Supreme Court to order a larger share of a deceased estate for an eligible...
Estate administration
Understanding estate property transfers
How the deceased held the title decides which Landgate application you lodge. A property held as joint tenants passes to...
Estate administration
Administration Act 1903 (WA): executors and administrators
The Administration Act 1903 (WA) sets out how an intestate estate is divided, who can be appointed if no executor...
Probate
Resealing a grant of probate in Western Australia
A reseal is the Supreme Court of WA recognising a grant made somewhere else, so that an interstate or overseas...
Probate
How to apply for probate in Western Australia
Probate is the Supreme Court order that lets an executor deal with the deceased's assets. This post sets out what...
Probate
How long does probate take in Western Australia?
Probate in WA runs in two stages: getting the application ready, then the Court issuing the Grant that gives the...
Probate
What does probate cost in Western Australia?
Probate costs in WA fall into two parts: getting the Grant and administering the estate afterwards. The estate rather than...
Estate administration
Protecting assets: An important first step for executors
An executor's authority starts at the date of death, which means the house, the car and the contents are your...
Estate administration
Joint tenants and tenants in common
Whether co-owners hold as joint tenants or as tenants in common decides whether a share of the property passes under...
General Information
Cyber security alert: Critical Information for Funds Transfers
Hackers impersonate law firms to redirect payments in legal matters. Before you transfer money, call the recipient and have them...
Intestacy
What happens when someone dies with no Will and no relatives?
If you can't find anyone entitled to a deceased estate, the Crown is further down the list than most people...
Superannuation
What happens to your superannuation when you die?
Your superannuation doesn’t automatically form part of your estate when you die, so it usually isn’t dealt with by your...
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