Deceased Estate Administration

Administering a deceased estate

Start by locating the original will, death certificate, identity documents and a basic list of assets, liabilities and close family.

What clients usually ask

What if there is no will?

The estate can still be administered, but the consequences depend on the family and asset position and should be assessed from the facts.

The usual first steps

  1. Establish the will, family, assets and liabilities.
  2. Report and administer the estate through the required process.
  3. Attend to the account, distribution and any property or dispute issues.

What to bring

Bring the agreement, court papers, notices, messages, dates and records that show what happened. Preserve original documents and electronic evidence without altering them.

New enquiry

Request a response from the firm.

Use the form for a new enquiry. For urgent after-hours bail, WhatsApp the firm directly.

New enquiry

Tell us what happened.

Keep the first message concise. Do not send original documents, passwords or banking details.

Prefer to call? 031 507 5699. For urgent after-hours bail, WhatsApp 083 455 8039.

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