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Whenever an owner of an estate dies without a will that is clear and valid, the
property and assets of the deceased can be placed in probate.
Typically, a probate court will assign a probate attorney to review
the will, the estate, all potential heirs and beneficiaries.
The first step is usually determining the validity of the will and
whether or not it is a legal and binding document. The probate of a will can take
considerable time and effort and often takes weeks or months before all issues of
the will are rectified.
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To find out more about probate of a will please
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Or to speak to an estate's expert please contact us on:
Phone
1300 348 659
Fax
+61 7 5531 3999
Email
enquiry@theestatelawyers.com.au
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