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Most families don’t realise that you can’t deal with a loved one’s property in Queensland until the title has been legal...
25/02/2026

Most families don’t realise that you can’t deal with a loved one’s property in Queensland until the title has been legally updated, even when the Will is straightforward.

This is where a Transmission Application comes in.

It’s the process that moves the property from the deceased’s name into the Executor’s name (or directly to beneficiaries when allowed).

Our latest guide explains:

✅ What a Transmission Application is
✅ When you need one
✅ Record of Death vs Transmission
✅ Which form to use
✅ Required documents
✅ How long it takes
✅ PEXA or paper
✅ Selling the property after transmission

If you’re an Executor or family member managing a deceased estate, this will help you avoid delays and understand your next steps clearly.

Read the full guide:
👉 https://probatemadeeasy.com.au/blog/transmission-application-queensland

Most families don’t realise that even when a property is owned as Joint Tenants, there are still important legal steps t...
29/01/2026

Most families don’t realise that even when a property is owned as Joint Tenants, there are still important legal steps that must be taken after someone passes away.

When one joint tenant dies, their share passes automatically to the surviving owner through survivorship - but the title still needs to be formally updated with Titles Queensland.

Our latest guide explains everything you need to know, including:

✅ What a “Request to Record Death of Joint Tenant” is
✅ When you can lodge it and who is allowed to apply
✅ What documents you’ll need
✅ How long the process takes
✅ When a Transmission Application is required instead
✅ What happens if both joint tenants have died
✅ Whether you can lodge the request through PEXA

If you’re an Executor or family member dealing with a loved one’s property, this guide will help you understand the process clearly and avoid unnecessary delays.

Read the full guide here:
👉 https://probatemadeeasy.com.au/blog/record-of-death-joint-tenant-queensland

Most families don’t realise that the way a property is owned in Queensland can completely change what happens after some...
14/01/2026

Most families don’t realise that the way a property is owned in Queensland can completely change what happens after someone passes away.

If the home was owned as Joint Tenants, the surviving owner usually receives the property automatically.

But if it was owned as Tenants in Common, the deceased’s share becomes part of their estate, and the legal steps are very different.

Our latest guide breaks it all down in simple, practical terms so you know exactly what to do next, including:

✅ What each ownership type means
✅ What happens when one owner dies
✅ Whether you need a Record of Death or a Transmission Application
✅ How to transfer or sell the property
✅ Time-frames and documents you’ll need

If you’re an Executor or family member dealing with a loved one’s property, this article will guide you forward.

Read the full guide here:

👉 https://probatemadeeasy.com.au/blog/joint-tenants-vs-tenants-in-common-queensland

If you’re managing an estate where the Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration was issued interstate or overseas, ...
31/12/2025

If you’re managing an estate where the Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration was issued interstate or overseas, you may be wondering whether you need a Reseal in Queensland.

Our latest guide breaks it down clearly for Executors:

✅ What a reseal is and why it matters
✅ When a reseal is required (and when it’s not)
✅ Which grants can be resealed
✅ How the application process works
✅ How long it takes and what it allows you to do

If the estate includes Queensland assets, a reseal may be essential to access funds, transfer property or deal with shareholdings.

Read the full article here:
👉 https://probatemadeeasy.com.au/blog/when-is-a-reseal-of-a-grant-of-probate-necessary-in-queensland

If you’re unsure whether you need a reseal, we’re here to help.

When a loved one passes away, one of the first questions families ask is: “Do we need probate?” 🕊️In Queensland, probate...
11/12/2025

When a loved one passes away, one of the first questions families ask is: “Do we need probate?” 🕊️

In Queensland, probate isn’t always required - but when it is, it’s essential to unlock estate assets and protect Executors from personal liability.

👉 Our latest article explains:

✅ What probate is and when it’s needed
✅ Situations where probate may not be required
✅ Risks of skipping probate
✅ How Probate Made Easy can guide you through the process

🔗 Read the full guide here: https://probatemadeeasy.com.au/blog/is-probate-required-qld

If you’re an Executor or family member, understanding the probate process is essential.Our step‑by‑step guide covers:✅ W...
25/11/2025

If you’re an Executor or family member, understanding the probate process is essential.

Our step‑by‑step guide covers:

✅ When probate is required (and small estate exceptions)
✅ Advertising your intention to apply in the Queensland Law Reporter
✅ Allowing time for objections and caveats
✅ Preparing documents and filing at the Supreme Court
✅ Timeframes and costs

📖 Read the full article: probatemadeeasy.com.au/blog/queensland-probate-process
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How to transfer a loved one’s property title after Probate is granted in Queensland🏡If you’re an Executor or Beneficiary...
19/11/2025

How to transfer a loved one’s property title after Probate is granted in Queensland🏡

If you’re an Executor or Beneficiary, transferring the property title is a key step in finalising the estate.

This guide explains:
✅ When to transfer to the Personal Representative
✅ When you can transfer directly to Beneficiaries
✅ What documents you’ll need
✅ How long it takes
✅ When Stamp Duty applies (and when it doesn’t)

📖 Read the full article: probatemadeeasy.com.au/blog/transfer-property-title-after-probate-qld

📞 Book your free appointment: 1300 088 176

🏡 Time to Sell the Deceased’s home? Here’s what you need to know.Selling a Queensland property held in the name of a dec...
11/11/2025

🏡 Time to Sell the Deceased’s home? Here’s what you need to know.

Selling a Queensland property held in the name of a deceased person is a key step in unlocking the estate - but there are legal risks if you don’t follow the right process.

✅ Transmission Application
✅ Special Conditions in the Contract
✅ Seller Disclosure Statement
✅ Agent Appointment Terms

If you’re a Personal Representative, this guide will help you protect your position and move forward quickly and confidently.

📖 Read the full article: probatemadeeasy.com.au/blog/selling-deceased-estate-property-queensland

📞 Book your free appointment: 1300 088 176

🧾 No Will? You might still be entitled to inherit.When someone dies without a Will in Queensland, the law sets out who c...
05/11/2025

🧾 No Will? You might still be entitled to inherit.

When someone dies without a Will in Queensland, the law sets out who can receive an inheritance - and in what order.

If you're a surviving spouse, child, parent or other relative, you may be eligible. But each category must be ruled out before the next applies.

👉 Learn how the priority list works
👉 Find out what documents you’ll need
👉 Book a free, no-obligation appointment to check your eligibility

🔗 Read the full guide: probatemadeeasy.com.au/blog/intestacy-inheritance-queensland

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No Will? No Problem.If a loved one has passed away without a Will in Queensland, you may still be eligible to apply for ...
30/10/2025

No Will? No Problem.

If a loved one has passed away without a Will in Queensland, you may still be eligible to apply for Letters of Administration on Intestacy.

Our latest blog explains who can apply, how the priority list works and what steps to take next.

➡️ Read the full article: https://probatemadeeasy.com.au/blog/executor-no-will-queensland

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What’s the difference between a Common Form and Solemn Form Grant of Probate?If you’re unsure which type applies to your...
22/10/2025

What’s the difference between a Common Form and Solemn Form Grant of Probate?

If you’re unsure which type applies to your situation, this blog post is for you.

We explain:
✔️ When Common Form is appropriate
✔️ When Solemn Form is required
✔️ What a Probate Caveat means
✔️ Why legal advice is critical if the Will is challenged

👉 Read the full article here: https://probatemadeeasy.com.au/blog/common-form-vs-solemn-form-probate

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