Estate Administration

Have you been appointed an executor and don't know where to start? Our team can guide you through the process and clearly explain what you need to do.

Estate Administration

We understand that dealing with the paperwork when you have lost a loved one can be difficult and daunting.

Our compassionate team can guide you through the process and clearly explain what you need to do as executor.

We can step you through administering the Will, including applying for probate or letters of administration, protecting any assets of the estate, managing any liabilities and distribution of the estate in accordance with the Will.

Our team can work closely with you to manage potential difficulties with family members to minimise the risk of dispute.

We can also assist you to liaise and finalise arrangements with other organisations including superannuation funds, nursing homes, insurance funds, business associates and other advisors.

How can Hunt & Hunt help?

We know that everyone’s personal situation is unique.  Our experienced Wills & Estate team offer new clients a complimentary consultation of up to 30 minutes to get to know and understand you and your needs, to allow us to provide you with the best advice regarding your estate planning.  Contact our team today to discuss how we can help you.

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