Probate and Deceased Estates
The Probate issued by the Supreme Court of NSW is a legal document which verifies the deceased’s will and the Estate’s Assets.
If you are an Executor of a Deceased Estate, application has to be made to the Supreme Court for a Grant of Probate so that the Estate’s assets can be distributed to the beneficiaries.
Obtaining the Grant of Probate is the first step in the process of administering the Deceased Estate.
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Once Probate has been Granted by the Court, the Executor can then administer the Estate, resolve all claims and distribute the Estate’s assets in accordance with the Will.The Supreme Court decides the legal validity of the Will and grants its approval by granting Probate to the Executor. The probated will becomes a legal document that can be enforced by the Executor. The Probate also officially appoints the Executor as having legal power to dispose of the deceased’s assets in the manner specified in the Will. However, through the Probate process a will may be contested by an interested party. Filing an application for Probate and administering the estate can be complicated, time consuming and stressful . We can take the stress out of the legal process for you and make the process as hassle free as possible. | |
We can take the stress out of the legal process
If you are the executor of a Will and need to apply for Probate please call Paul Kaperonis Solicitor & Conveyancer for an obligation free consultation on 02 8628 0415 or 0401 657 713.
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