Some estates are more complicated than others. We have the expertise to resolve these issues, for example:

• Due execution – where there is a question about the proper execution of the Will
• Plight and condition – where the Will appears damaged and creates a question as to whether the person making the Will intended to revoke it
• Alias – where the person making the Will holds assets in various names, sometimes a subtle variation of spelling or the decision to include a middle name makes a difference
• Appointment of agents – where the administrator lives interstate
• Verification of translation of a Will or other document
• Citations to accept or refuse probate or letters of administration
• Orders for a grant of probate for an informal Will – where the person making the Will has not complied with all of the requirements for a valid Will
• Orders for rectification of Wills – to address an error in the Will
• Orders for a grant of probate for a copy of a Will
• Applications for double probate
• Renunciation of probate, letters of administration and letters of administration with the Will annexed
• Additional assets and liabilities
• Caveats and warnings to caveats.