Deceased Estate Law (Probate / Letter of Administration)
WHEN THERE IS A DEATH….. YOU NEED TO KNOW THIS
We specialise in Probate/Letter of Administration and have handled hundreds of such cases for our clients.
When a loved one has passed away, leaving behind cash, shares, real estate, financial assets, and other assets (all these are called “the Deceased’s Estate”), the Deceased’s Estate needs to be dealt with and distributed under Singapore Law.
The Court will appoint a person to be the Executor or Administrator to administer the Deceased’s Estate.
If there is a Will, the Will will state the person(s) appointed as Executor(s) to administer the Deceased’s Estate according to the Will. (called “Probate”)
If there is no Will, the Court will appoint the Administrator(s) to administer the Deceased’s Estate according to Singapore Law. (called “Letter of Administration”)
1. Find out whether there was a Will made by the Deceased, or no Will was made by the Deceased. If there is a Will, the Original Will is needed by the Court.
2. Make out a list of assets left behind by the Deceased Assets include bank accounts, shares, real estate etc
3. Ensure bank statements, share records, property title deeds, financial records and all supporting documents are kept in a safe place. You must not lose these valuable documents and information.
We will advise and explain to you how to piece together the Deceased’s Estate and Assets.
We handle hundreds of such cases.Our many years of Legal Experience will put you in a stronger position to handle your loved one’s assets.
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