What is the difference between Probate and Letters of Administration?
If a loved one dies without a Will or without a valid Will, or if there is a Will but there is no executor willing or able to act, then the court may appoint an administrator to give power to administer the estate. This process and the order given is called Letters of Administration. Obtaining Letters of Administration can be complex. If you are seeking to be appointed the administrator or unsure if Letters of Administration are necessary, we are encourage you to contact us to discuss.