As a boutique commercial law firm in Adelaide, Eckermann commercial lawyers have the specialist skills and experience to advise you on a broad range of commercial matters.
Whether it be the sale of a business and assets, the winding up of a partnership, advice in relation to shareholdings in a privately held company, liquor and gaming licence applications and transfers or corporate & shareholders advice our team are here to help. The depth and breadth of our team’s commercial experience means that you will not have to ‘educate’ us on how your industry operates.
When dealing with Eckermann Lawyers, you are not only accessing some of the best commercial lawyers in Adelaide, but you have the added convenience of working with our other Eckermann Group members including Adelaide’s leading conveyancing firm, Eckermann Conveyancers.
If a personalised, timely, informed and fairly priced commercial law service is what you are looking for, please contact us to see how we can assist you.
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So if you wish to speak to an experienced commercial lawyer who can deliver experienced, personalised and cost effective legal services, then contact us at: 08 8366 7900 or via the form.
Assets are distributed after the probate process is completed, which includes validating the Will, paying off any debts and taxes, and resolving any disputes. Once these steps are completed, the executor or administrator can distribute the remaining assets to the beneficiaries according to the Will or the laws of intestacy.
The cost of probate in South Australia can vary based on several factors, including the value of the estate and the complexity of the case. Costs may include court fees, legal fees, and other administrative expenses. It is advisable to consult with an Adelaide probate lawyer to get a clearer estimate of the costs involved.
The time taken for Probate in South Australia can depend on the complexity of the Will and the estate, whether all information required is readily available, and finally the time taken for the Probate Registry to process the application which may be dependent on workload.
If an estate does not contain real estate or if the estate assets are only modest in value, you may be able to deal with the estate without probate. For example, banks have their own policies as to what amounts they may release without a grant of probate. A common example of when probate is not usually required is where a deceased person held all their assets jointly with their surviving spouse.
A probate lawyer can assist you through obtaining probate for a Will and make the difficult process a lot smoother and easier in an already difficult time. The Supreme Court Probate Rules 2004 (“Probate Rules SA”) sets out the rules for making an application for probate.
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