Latest Probate guides
We understand that dealing with the practicalities of death can seem overwhelming and complicated. It's common to have some questions. That's why we have written these simple guides, minus the legal jargon.
Learning when is probate unnecessary will allow you to better plan your Will and manage the assets of an estate.
To help you locate the right forms for renouncing probate in Australia, refer to this guide.
Executor services are a great alternative to choosing someone you know to manage your estate.
How long does probate take in Australia? The amount of time can vary, but some factors can contribute to a delay.
An Executor Commission compensates an Executor for the tasks they do in their role administering an estate.
After probate is granted, the executor has several responsibilities that they need to complete to distribute the estate.
A deed of family arrangement is a legal document that helps you make decisions about your estate and lets others know how they can access the money you leave. Here's what it involves.
Depending on the state or territory, people can generally access public probate records.
Probate courts in Australia vary depending on what state or territory you live in. To learn more, keep reading.
Debt doesn't just disappear when a person dies. Debts must be paid by the estate or, sometimes, by those left behind. Read on to learn more about what happens to debt when a person dies.
It's generally a good idea to tell someone where you have placed your Will. Sometimes, the location of a Will isn't obvious, but if one exists then finding it is important. Read on for some tips on locating a loved one's legal Will.
We’re here to make end-of-life planning simple, affordable and accessible for all Australians. Because death is hard enough already.