Australian Probate Centre

Australian Probate Centre is a trusted and specialised legal service provider focused on probate and estate administration across Australia. With a compassionate, expert team of probate lawyers, we streamline the complex legal process so grieving families

Australian Probate Centre is a trusted and specialised legal service provider focused on probate and estate administration across Australia. With a compassionate, expert team of probate lawyers, we streamline the complex legal process so grieving families can focus on what matters.

Why Choose Australian Probate Centre

• Affordable Fixed Pricing

Our probate services start from just $900 + GST, with zero upfront costs — you only pay upon successful completion.

• Price Match Guarantee

We offer a price match guarantee, ensuring you get the best value for your legal needs.

• No Hidden Fees

Our costs are transparent and clear; you'll know exactly what you're paying for from the very beginning.

• Expert Legal Support

Our experienced probate lawyers handle everything — from drafting applications to lodging with the Supreme Court.

• Fast & Empathetic Process

We walk with you step-by-step, translating legal jargon into simple, understandable terms, and providing regular updates.

• Nationwide Coverage

We assist with probate and letters of administration applications in all major Australian states and territories: Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, Western Australia, Tasmania, and the ACT.

• Free Initial Consultation

You can reach out for a free consultation via phone (1300 720 706) or via our website form.

Key Services

Probate (With a Will):

When there’s a valid Will, we help executors apply to the court to get legal authority to manage and distribute assets.

Letters of Administration (Without a Will):

If someone dies intestate (without a Will), our team assists eligible family members to apply for the grant needed to administer the estate.

Why Probate Matters

• Without a formal Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration, institutions like banks, superannuation funds, and land title offices may refuse to release assets.
• These legal grants prevent disputes by ensuring the estate is distributed according to the law.

They provide legal authority to executors or administrators, protecting them during asset collection and distribution.