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MV replied to the topic Requisition letter from the Supreme Court in the forum Probate & Letters of Administration Forum
Hi AS,
Yes, After you login, you can open the application file and then look for section for uploading additional documents. Scan the signed Affidavit of Plight, Condition and Finding (including an exhibited certified copy of the will) to PDF and upload it to the portal.
You can then wait to hear back from the Supreme Court.MV
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MV replied to the topic Requisition letter from the Supreme Court in the forum Probate & Letters of Administration Forum
Dear As,
This type of requisition letter from the Supreme Court is standard. Even though they have the original will, they are asking the applicant(s) (who are the same persons as the “deponent(s)” and the “executors”) to provide more information about the will in the form of an Affidavit which is either done under oath or affirmed.
In your ca…Read More
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MV replied to the topic Will a signed BFA allow stamp duty free real estate title transfers? in the forum Family Law Forum
Dear Customer,
1. If the signed and certified BFA is a binding separation agreement (we call them BSAs to help distinguish between financial agreements at the beginning of a relationship and a financial agreement used to document the terms of a financial settlement) then the clauses included allow for the transfer of real estate which is exempt…Read More
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MV replied to the topic Original will with only 1 witness in the forum Wills & Estate Planning Forum
Hi Cassey.
If you have a will with only 1 signature by a witness, then the will does not meet the legal requirements to be a valid will. It is called an “informal will”.
If there is a valid will, then the process is to apply for probate of the will.
If there is an informal will, then the process is to apply for Letters of Administration with the…Read MoreBe the first to like this!no comments -
MV replied to the topic Original will with only 1 witness in the forum Probate & Letters of Administration Forum
Hi Cassey,
The rules of intestacy for Victoria (Administration and Probate Act 1958) say that this is how an estate is to be distributed if there is no will:
A. If there are no children but a surviving spouse OR domestic partner, then the whole of the
estate will pass to the spouse or the domestic partner.B. When there are no children but a…Read More
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