Probate TAS FAQs
Learn more about probate in Tasmania
Learn more about probate in Tasmania
For a standard application for a Grant of Probate, you will usually need to file the probate forms and documents below.
No, there is no current requirement to publish probate notices before you file your probate application in Tasmania.
A Grant of Probate will usually take approximately 7 to 10 working days to be issued in Tasmania. This timing is on the basis that all required probate forms and documents are in order.
Current probate fees for an uncontested application for a Grant of Probate in Tasmania are set out below. Fees are based on the gross value of the estate assets as stated in the Executors Oath.
The Probate Registry is located at the Supreme Court of Tasmania, Salamanca Place, Hobart 7000 Tasmania.
You may file your probate application in person or via post. The postal address for the Supreme Court of Tasmania Probate Registry is GPO Box 167, Hobart 7001 TAS.
If a person dies without leaving a Will in Tasmania, then the main beneficiary of the estate (usually the next of kin) will need apply for a document similar to a Grant of Probate known as a Grant of Letters of Administration.
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