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Succession, Probate & Estates

Guidance on wills, grants, estate administration and transmission of property.

Overview

Planning and administering an estate calls for care, accuracy and an understanding of family circumstances. We advise on wills and guide personal representatives and beneficiaries through succession processes.

We also assist where estates are disputed or require structured family engagement.

Matters we assist with

Wills and estate planning
Petitions for grants
Confirmation and administration of grants
Transmission to beneficiaries
Contested succession and family mediation

A clear working process

01

Estate review

Family, asset and testamentary information is assembled.

02

Application

The appropriate documents and court process are prepared.

03

Administration

Confirmation, distribution and transmission are supported.

Frequently asked questions

What happens when there is no will?+

The estate is administered under the applicable succession law. The appropriate process depends on the family and assets.

Can succession disputes be mediated?+

Many disputes may benefit from mediation, though suitability depends on the issues and parties.

General information only. This page does not constitute legal advice and does not create an advocate-client relationship. Obtain advice on your specific circumstances.
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