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Lexis Nexis Letters of Administration on Intestacy: Issues and Solutions [ONDEMAND]
An ONDEMAND webinar providing practical guidance into probate law and administration with particular regard to letters of administration on intestacy.
ISBN/ISSN:
WEBCPDNZOL192
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Product description
Presenter:
John Earles, Registrar, High Court of New Zealand
About the Series
The webinar series Estate Administration: Practice Procedure and Process provides attendees with practical insights into selected aspects of probate and administration; how to address problems; how to determine what evidence must be produced and circumstances when it is not required.
The series has been developed for those legal professionals who are directly involved in dealing with clients, determining the nature of the application required to be made, and in the preparation of applications with supporting documentation.
About the webinar
Applying for a court order to administer a deceased estate when a person dies without a will is often complicated. The application process can raise a variety of concerns and issues for those involved in the preparation of the application. Knowing what matters need to be considered, recognized and addressed and supported by evidence and what is not relevant or can excluded, when making an application, is not always clear.
This ONDEMAND webinar examines, and addresses, the following aspects of applying for Letters of Administration on Intestacy:
- how to determine who is entitled to apply;
- the form of the application;
- clearing off other beneficiaries;
- whether it is necessary to obtain consents;
- establishing the relationship status of spouse, civil union partner or de facto partners and implications for notice of choice of option A or B;
- making Status of Children Act inquiries;
- establishing entitlement to apply when the person entitled is incapacitated or predeceased the deceased;
- obtaining grants for use and benefit another person or their estate;
- completing the affidavit in support of the application
Registered attendees will receive a checklist to refer to when applying for Letters of Administration without a will .
Recorded: 1st November 2018
Learning Outcomes
Having viewed this ONDEMAND webinar attendees will have a clearer view of the requirements for dealing with these situations and will be able to more effectively:
- appraise the requirements for an application of intestacy
- select appropriate evidence in support of the application
- recognise factors that affect entitlement
Who is this webinar relevant to?
This practical presentation is for persons who already have some experience of estates administration and are directly involved with dealing with clients, determining the nature of the application required to be made and the preparation of that application with the supporting documentation. This webinar will be of particular relevance to legal practitioners; estates administrators and legal executives.
About LexisNexis ONDEMAND Webinars
LexisNexis ONDEMAND webinars are delivered by subject experts and accompanied by a short comprehension quiz. Each Lexis Nexis ON DEMAND webinar is equal to at least ONE CPD hour. Attendees who listen to the recording and complete the quiz are eligible for a certificate of participation that may be used as a record of their CPD activities.
This ONDEMAND webinar can be recognised as contributing 1 hours of cpd towards annual cpd requirements for lawyers under the Lawyers and Conveyancers Act Rules 2013.
About the Presenter
John Earles is a Registrar and Sheriff of the High Court of New Zealand in Wellington, where he is involved in dealing with probate and administration applications as well as providing advice and assistance to practitioners throughout New Zealand with unusual or difficult situations and applications. He is a co-author of Wills and Succession and of Dobbie’s Probate and Administration Practice, 6th edition and the author of Dobbies’ Probate and Administration Practice Updated Forms 2017 all published by LexisNexis.
Related LexisNexis Products
- Nevill’s Law of Trusts, Wills and Administration, 13th edition (2018)
- Nevill’s Trust Drafting Handbook (2016)
- Dobbie’s Probate and Administration Practice, 6th edition (2014)
- Wills and Succession (online only)
About LexisNexis ONDEMAND Webinars
LexisNexis ONDEMAND webinars are delivered by subject experts and accompanied by a short comprehension quiz. Each Lexis Nexis ON DEMAND webinar is equal to at least ONE CPD hour. Attendees who listen to the recording and complete the quiz are eligible for a certificate of participation that may be used as a record of their CPD activities.
Those customers who wish to register for more than one webinar or more than one attendee at the same time should contact our customer services team directly on 0800 800 986 or customersupport@lexisnexis.co.nz
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