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It’s unusual, but sometimes a person dies without a will and without any relatives who would be entitled to the estate under the rules…
Western Australia’s laws relating to how property is distributed amongst family members after the death of a person who did not have a Will…
If you are not familiar with the ‘ins and outs’ of the Administration Act WA, here are five important points you should know.
A person dies intestate if they die without a valid Will. A partial intestacy occurs where a valid Will does not dispose of the…
The Administration Act 1904 (WA) sets out rules of intestacy in WA. The Act sets out a formula for dividing the estate among the…
A probate application must include information about the deceased’s Will, the date and location of their death and a statement of their assets and…
You’ve identified that you need a Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration. You have a choice to make in terms of getting…
A surety guarantee is a guarantee given by a third party to make good any loss suffered by a beneficiary where an administrator improperly…
Letters of Administration is a document issued by the Court confirming a person’s authority to deal with the affairs of a person who died…
An application for Letters of Administration with the Will annexed is an application to prove a Will made by a person who is not…
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Our plain-English guide How to manage a deceased estate has practical advice to help you to take charge and finalise the estate.