Apply for Probate in Melbourne
Applying for Probate is one of the first things you need to do as the executor of a will. We provide Australia’s lowest cost, fixed-fee Probate service.





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Easily Apply for Probate in Melbourne
Is Probate necessary in Melbourne?
In Melbourne, Probate is generally required if the deceased owned land or property, had bank accounts over a certain value (which varies between banks) or had other high-value assets like shares or superannuation to be paid to the estate. Our Wills and estate experts can help you determine if you need Probate.
What is the process for Probate in Melbourne?
To obtain a grant of Probate in Melbourne, you need need to get the death certificate, find the Will, lodge an online Notice of Intended Application with the NSW Supreme Court, wait 14 days in case anyone notifies you of a claim, prepare and mail your application and receive the grant in the mail. After this, you generally need to wait 6–12 months to distribute the estate.

Losing someone is hard enough. Our team of lawyers are here to offer you practical advice about your appointment as executor, and to do whatever we can to help you through it.
How much does it cost?
Managed service
- Expert review
- Probate or Letters of administration
- Document preparation
- Signing & lodging
- Liaising with the court
- Publishing notices