If a person dies, without leaving a will (or the will cannot be found), what's the procedure for dealing with the deceased's affairs?
I appreciate that distribution of assets (net of liabilities) is in accordance with the Succession Act, but how is it implemented, how long does it take, what costs are involved etc. please?
If you are a beneficiary in a intestacy estate, then you should consult a solicitor as I understand whoever is first in, gets to control the situation. By this I mean, that whilst the estate must be dealt with under the rules of intestacy, if you apply to be the person in charge you appoint the solicitor.
If you are a beneficiary in a intestacy estate, then you should consult a solicitor as I understand whoever is first in, gets to control the situation. By this I mean, that whilst the estate must be dealt with under the rules of intestacy, if you apply to be the person in charge you appoint the solicitor.
f you are a beneficiary in a intestacy estate, then you should consult a solicitor as I understand whoever is first in, gets to control the situation. By this I mean, that whilst the estate must be dealt with under the rules of intestacy, if you apply to be the person in charge you appoint the solicitor.
If you are a beneficiary in a intestacy estate, then you should consult a solicitor as I understand whoever is first in, gets to control the situation. By this I mean, that whilst the estate must be dealt with under the rules of intestacy, if you apply to be the person in charge you appoint the solicitor.