plc, Author at Probate Law Centre

As a Beneficiary, Do I Have Any Say in Probate?

If you are the beneficiary of an Estate, then whether or not you will have any say during Probate will […]

A Personal Representative is allowed 365 days to administer the estate and distribute the deceased’s assets to the Beneficiaries. This […]

A steep increase in the number of contested Estates in the past year has been attributed to the rising popularity […]

Whether or not Probate will be needed to deal with a property will depend on how it’s owned. Probate will […]

If the Estate of a deceased person includes business assets, it is likely that the Probate process will be involved. […]

When someone dies who had been living alone, there is likely to be a period of time where their home […]

If an Executor doesn’t want to act, then they have the option not to providing they have not intermeddled in […]

Some assets can be passed to a surviving spouse without the need for Probate, but this will depend on what […]

It may be possible for some payments to be made to beneficiaries while the Estate administration is still ongoing – […]

In Australia, the person who has the legal authority to carry out Probate of a deceased person’s estate also has […]