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 Buying a property in Brisbane, Queensland, is a thrilling adventure. You've found your dream home, negotiated the price, and now it's time to navigate the legalities – conveyancing. In a market buzzing with competition, "cheap conveyancing" might seem like an enticing shortcut. But before diving headfirst into the lowest quote, consider this: a smooth, stress-free settlement is priceless. Think of conveyancing as the invisible orchestra conductor behind your property transaction. They handle the intricate legal dance, ensuring your new abode seamlessly waltzes into your ownership. Cheap conveyancing, however, can be like hiring a kazoo player for the Philharmonic. While it might technically produce sound, the harmony, precision, and peace of mind you deserve could be sorely lacking. Here's why prioritizing quality over just cheap conveyancing is crucial for your Brisbane property purchase: 1. Expertise Matters: Conveyancing isn't just about filling out f

Following a person’s death in QLD, either a Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration application must be lodged for a person to be legally appointed the responsibility to: - Access finances, assets and belongings  - Distribute the estate as intended, and - Carry out any requests and wishes outlined in the Will.  Our guide will explain and instruct you on how to: - Successfully submit a Grant of Probate Application, and - Apply for Letters of Administration where required Minimum Documents required – QLD Probate Application A number of documents are required to submit a Grant of Probate application in Queensland. Additional documents other than those stated below may also be requested by The Supreme Court before a grant is finalised. You’ll need to obtain the following documents: - Form 101 - Application for probate (will)  - Original Will – plus 2 x copies - Affidavit in support  - Form 105 - Affidavit  - The Original Death Certificate  - exhibit clause on Form 47 - Certificate of