Managing a loved one’s estate can be daunting. Our Letters of Administration service handles the legal steps—applying for the Grant, preparing documents, and guiding you through estate administration.
Letters Of Administration Packages Perth
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All-Inclusive Letters Of Administration Package
$2388
Fixed Fee includes Court Fee of $408
A Grant of Letters of Administration is a legal document from the Court that authorizes the Administrator to manage the deceased’s estate when there is no valid Will. If the application doesn’t meet the Court’s rules, additional documents may be requested.
The initial application currently takes 4-8 weeks once it is lodged and another 2-4 weeks for each requisition issued by the Court, in addition to the document preparation time.
What Is Included
- Preparation of all required legal documents
- Step-by-step guidance throughout the process
- Lodgement of documents at Court
- Collection of Grant from Court
- 30-minute phone consultation with an expert
- Written administration letter of advice
- Ongoing email support during the process
- Assistance with additional fees for annexed or informal wills (if applicable)
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Perth Letters Of Administration Packages FAQ
A Letter of Administration is a legal document issued by the court that allows a person to administer the estate of someone who died without a will (intestate). It is needed when there is no appointed executor because the deceased did not leave a will, or the named executor is unable or unwilling to act.
Generally, the closest living relative of the deceased, such as a spouse, child, or parent, can apply for Letters of Administration. If there is no eligible family member, the court may appoint a public trustee or another suitable person to administer the estate.
Learn more about the application process by calling us on 08 6156 2700 or on the Supreme court of WA.
The time it takes to obtain Letters of Administration can vary depending on the complexity of the estate and the court’s processing times. It usually takes several weeks to a few months from the time of application. Delays may occur if the application is contested or if additional documentation is required.