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RedCrest-Probate – VIC

30 June 2020 by By Lawyers

From 1 July 2020 all applications for grants of probate and letters of administration must be filed in RedCrest-Probate, which is the Supreme Court’s online filing system.

The documents required for a grant can be completed and uploaded as PDFs into RedCrest-Probate. Alternately they can be completed using the guided questions in the system.

The original will, or any other document upon which the application for a grant is based, must still be physically filed, or posted to the Court.

In a move to make the new process as electronic as possible, the original grant is the electronic copy issued by the court. Asset holders can view the original grant through RedCrest-Probate using a unique identifier and the application number appearing on the grant.

The By Lawyers Probate and Letters of Administration guides have been updated accordingly.

Filed Under: Publication Updates, Victoria, Wills and Estates Tagged With: e-filing, estates, grants, letters of administration, probate, RedCrest-Probate

TAS – Probate Rules 2017 – Changes to practice and procedure

29 November 2017 by By Lawyers

New Probate Rules 2017 have commenced:

–           Circular No 14 of 2017 Probate Practice and Procedure includes transition periods, 2017 forms, changes to practice and procedure;

–           Probate Rules 2017 – Fact Sheet – Supreme Court of Tasmania outlines new rules and forms – available on our matter plan.

Our author will review the publication following a period of implementation.

Filed Under: Legal Alerts, Publication Updates, Tasmania Tagged With: caveats, fees, forms, grants, information kits, notice of intention, practice, Probate Rules 2017, procedure, record of death, search requests, security

TAS – Probate Rules 2017 commence 8 November

2 November 2017 by By Lawyers

ALERT: From 8 November 2017 Probate Rules 2017 commence and Probate Rules 1936 are revoked. Circular No 14 of 2017 Probate Practice and Procedure details transition periods, the 2017 forms, how to submit queries and changes to practice and procedure affecting, for example, notice of intention and search requests.

Filed Under: Legal Alerts, Publication Updates, Tasmania, Wills and Estates Tagged With: fees, grants, letters of administration forms, probate forms, Probate Rules 2017, search requests

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