Deal with a deceased estate
When someone close to you passes away, you’re often left to navigate not only the emotional impact but also the complex legal and administrative steps required to finalise their affairs. Whether you are an executor, administrator, beneficiary, or family member, you may need to obtain probate, transfer property, resolve disputes, or protect your rights.
We provide clear, compassionate, and expert guidance to help you deal with these matters efficiently and with confidence.
Why choose ADLV Law?
- Specialist estate lawyers with deep experience in probate, trusts, and estate disputes.
- Clear, practical advice so you understand your options and obligations.
- Cost transparency from the outset, no hidden surprises.
- Efficient and empathetic service, helping you resolve matters promptly and with minimal stress.
How we can help:
We work with clients across all areas of deceased estate law, including:
Obtain a grant of probate
Apply to the Supreme Court to prove a Will’s validity and appoint executors.
Defend a Will or estate claim
Represent executors in defending family provision claims, Will challenges, and other disputes.
Make a Will or estate claim
Assist beneficiaries and eligible persons to challenge a Will or claim their legal entitlement.
Post-death testamentary & super proceeds trusts
Establish trusts for minor beneficiaries or to distribute superannuation benefits in a tax-effective way.
Property transfers from an estate
Manage conveyancing and transmission applications for property held in the deceased’s name.
Advice on entitlements
Provide clear advice if you believe you’ve been unfairly left out or not adequately provided for.
General estate administration
Handle all aspects of estate management, from asset collection to distribution.
Reseal an interstate Grant of Probate under the Supreme Court of South Australia
We act as agent for interstate law firms, managing the registration of an interstate Grant with the South Australian Supreme Court on their instructions.
Our approach
Step 1
Talk with a lawyer
We review the Will (if there is one), the estate’s assets and liabilities, and your position as executor, administrator, or beneficiary.
Step 2
Formulate a plan
We outline the steps you need to take, whether that involves applying for probate, transferring property, defending a claim, or negotiating a settlement.
Step 3
Execute the plan
We handle the legal processes and keep you informed, so you can focus on what matters most during a difficult time.
Our Great Lawyer Guarantee
Why instruct ADLV Law?
- Fixed fees, agreed in advance
- Experienced in dealing with the South Australian Supreme Court and the registration of an interstate grant requirements. We know the common issues that result in requisitions and work with you to avoid these.
- You maintain the relationship with your client. We do not engage with them, unless instructed to by you
- We work efficiently to prepare the application and provide status updates to you