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SPECIALIST SERVICES AND KNOWLEDGE FOR EXECUTOR/ADMINISTRATOR

We can help you fulfill your responsibilities and duties, so you can administer the estate and then move on to the next stage of your life

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Obtain the right to administer the estate

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Resolve a will dispute or an estate dispute

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Knowledge and information

5 Steps to obtaining a grant of probate or letters of administration

Deceased Estate Administration and Resolution Service (DEARS) – The steps involved

Family Provision Case

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Steps to take when someone passes away

Family Provision Case

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Where and how to look for a Will

Family Provision Case

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Commission and Remuneration for Executors

Family Provision Case

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Who is entitled to a copy of the will of a deceased person?

Family Provision Case

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Who has the right to deal with the deceased’s body?

Family Provision Case

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