What do I need if the deceased did not have a will and has total assets at date of death over $15,000?
Last Updated: 01 Dec 2016
- Letters of Administration – original or a certified true copy. This will require an application to the High Court.
- Written closing instructions signed by all administrators.
- The forms that ASB requires for this scenario can be found in Branch or by clicking here.
For further information, view our online Deceased Estates brochure.
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