The property law specialists

The probate process is almost always required in order to act as executor of someone’s estate. However, if the deceased owned everything jointly with another person so that ownership transferred upon their death you may not need a grant-of-probate at all because it will already have passed automatically through legal channels when partners die intestably without leaving behind any written instructions on how things should be distributed or disposed among family members, even though this usually doesn’t happen until after an inheritance has been received and taxes paid!

The death of a loved one can be an extremely difficult time, and it might seem like there’s no end to your worries. However! You don’t need all those stressful thoughts when you know what steps we have for distributing someone else’s estate without applying for probate it just takes some mailing addresses on file with the appropriate institutions so they’ll get informed about their passing. It gets even easier than that: if these individuals died intestate (without writing out any sort notice), then first thing first is petitioning courts seeking letters testamentary or administration as well as providing copies both certificates from our country registrar where “applied” has taken place.