Case study

Assisting a Client whose Husband Died Without a Will

Our client had recently lost her late husband due to tragic circumstances. The home that she shared with her late husband had a mortgage. They owned the property in such a way that it meant that her mortgage lender was unwilling to renegotiate her mortgage rates until such time as the court had provided a legal document that evidenced her right to deal with her late husband’s estate. The document that we applied for was a Grant of Letters of Administration, as our client’s late husband died without making a will and died ‘intestate.’

We immediately appreciated our client’s difficult position and prioritised her matter. We applied for the Grant of Letters of Administration as a matter of urgency. Our client was impressed by the level of care and attention that we provided, that we understood her needs from the offset and were able to provide her with a document that would allow her to renegotiate her high mortgage rates as soon as possible.

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