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Make a probate enquiry
The quickest way to reach us is by phone on 134 134, or by email. Tell us what has happened and we will help you identify the next legal step.
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Ways to reach us
- Phone 134 134.
- Email enquiries@probatelawyer.net.au.
- Or use the online enquiry form below, which submits your enquiry securely to MatterFlow, the enquiry system used to receive and manage enquiries.
Making an enquiry does not itself create a solicitor–client relationship. A lawyer must expressly agree to act, and any engagement will ordinarily be confirmed in writing after appropriate conflict checks and any costs disclosure required by law.
What helps us answer quickly
- The full name of the person who has died, and the date of death.
- Whether there is a will, and whether you have the original.
- Who is named as executor, if you know.
- A rough list of the assets — bank accounts, property, shares, superannuation — and whether anything was held jointly.
- Whether any institution has already told you it requires a grant.
- Your relationship to the person who has died.
If you do not have all of this, send what you have. Working out what is missing is part of the job.
Online enquiry form
Before you contact us
- Have the deceased person's full name and date of death if available.
- Tell us whether there is a will and whether the original is available.
- Briefly identify your role and the assets or issue requiring attention.
The form below submits your enquiry securely to MatterFlow. Please do not include unnecessary sensitive identity information, such as identity document or account numbers, in an initial enquiry.
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