Lisa Fraser · Partner · Wills & Estates · Wellington
22 The Terrace, Wellington 6011
Partner since 2014 whose practice covers property and commercial law, estate planning, and family and relationship property matters.
Wellington, North Island
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About wills and estates law in New Zealand
Wills, trusts, enduring powers of attorney, probate and estate disputes. Probate is granted by the High Court; it isn't always needed, depending on the assets and what the organisations holding them require.
- Probate is a High Court order confirming a will is valid and that the executor can manage the estate.
- It isn't always needed — that depends on the type and value of the assets and what the organisations holding them require.
- Applications are handled by the Probate Unit at the Wellington High Court; the fee is $275.
Common questions about wills and estates lawyers in Wellington
Do I always need probate?
No. It depends on the type and value of the assets and what the organisations holding them require. Smaller estates may be dealt with without the High Court.
Where do probate applications go?
To the High Court — they're handled by the Probate Unit at the Wellington High Court, 2 Molesworth Street. The fee is $275.
Are the lawyers listed in Wellington licensed?
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