Probate & Letters of Administration
Probate & Letter of Administration
What do you need to do after a loved one passes away?
When a loved one passes on, our team of experienced estate lawyers help families to take care of the deceased’s affairs. A grant of probate or letter of administration is needed by the survivors to have the power and authority to administer the deceased’s estate.
Grant of Probate
In situations where a valid will is available, you would submit a grant of probate, allowing the executor named in the will to distribute assets in accordance with the will.
Letter of Administration
When a person passes away without leaving behind a will, the next of kin can make a court application for the grant of letters of administration. These letters of administration serve as a court order authorising a person to be appointed as the administrator, enabling them to administer the estate and distribute the assets in accordance to Singapore’s laws.
Areas of focus
- Grant of probate application
- Letter of administration application
- Contentious grant of probate
- Resealing grant of probate
- General estate planning
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Our fees for grant of probate & letters of administration
From $2,500
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