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You must make an application within 6 months of the Administrator/Executor being appointed, otherwise you will need to satisfy the Court that the justice of the case justifies commencing out of time.
A Grant of Probate of a Deceased’s Will is a Court document which grants the Executor or Executors named in the Will the power to deal with the Deceased’s estate.
A person may be capable of shopping for themselves but not for more complicated financial arrangements. Similarly, they may not have capacity to manage their financial affairs but may have capacity to make a will.
A Grant of Letters of Administration is a Court document appointing a person to administer a Deceased’s estate where there is no valid Will or there was a Will which does not appoint any executors. Banks, Landgate, share registries and other businesses may refuse to deal with you until the Court has made the Grant of Letters of Administration.
A Grant of Letters of Administration is a Court document appointing a person to administer a Deceased’s estate where there is no valid Will or there was a Will which does not appoint any executors.
An informal will is a document that doesn’t satisfy the legal requirements for a valid will pursuant to the Wills Act 1970 (WA). The legal requirements for the execution of a valid will are found in section 8 of the Act. For example, an informal will may be a document purporting to be a will that does not meet the formal witnessing requirements.
You must make an application within 6 months of the Administrator/Executor being appointed, otherwise you will need to satisfy the Court that the justice of the case justifies commencing out of time. Every effort should be made to apply before the 6 months ends to avoid the risk of your application not being heard.
When a person dies with a will, those persons named as executors have the right to obtain a grant of probate of the deceased’s estate and administer the estate.
When creating a will, you will need to include the person, or people, you would like to manage your estate when you pass away. You should name primary and secondary executors, jointly or individually.
