Probate & estates · No Will?

No Will?
Tasmania edition

The 12-chapter program for administering a Tasmania estate when someone died without a will — with one family's estate worked through every chapter, so you always see what the step looks like in real life.

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Start the program — $79 todayAll pricing

$79 now, $79 when Group 2 unlocks, $79 when Group 3 unlocks. Cancel between groups. Generous refunds, no argument.

What's in the Tasmania program

  • Twelve chapters, quick reference, glossary and contacts — read on the site, print what you need
  • The D1–D33 document pack, plus the TAS extras (D34–D36)
  • One worked family through every chapter, in four versions: together, separated, divorced, two partners
  • A second short story teaching the one trap Tasmania sets: you must file the account with the Registrar — advertising alone protects nobody
  • Twelve months of update notices — when a figure changes, log in and re-download
  • Pre-priced help by the task from the panel, including the document check before you file with the Supreme Court of Tasmania
Three boxes you'll meet on every page
In the Lidgett estateWhat this step looked like for one real-shaped family, from Campbell Town and Bicheno — figures, forms and all.
Buy help here?Where a single task from the panel is worth the money, and what it should cost.
Get advice ifThe moment to stop. Firearms, insolvency, family provision deadlines. Never gated, never delayed.
How the chapters are released

Three groups, each one step ahead of the estate

Group 1 · at signup$79
  1. Getting organised: the binder
  2. The first fortnight
  3. The search for a will
  4. Who inherits
  5. What is in the estate
  6. Do you need a grant?
  7. Before you apply
Group 2 · month 2, or when you apply$79
  1. The partner's election
  2. Applying to the court
  3. Collecting the assets
Group 3 · month 3, or when the grant arrives$79
  1. Claims, disputes and insolvency
  2. Tax and distribution
  3. Buying professional help by the task

Each group opens on the earlier of the date or your own milestone — tell us the grant has arrived and Group 3 opens that day. The red-box warnings are readable from the moment you sign up.

Is this guide for you?

It is if the person who died lived in Tasmania, left no will (or you can't find one), and you're the partner, child or next of kin who's going to sort it out. It's not a substitute for advice where the estate is insolvent, a business is involved, or someone is already threatening a claim — the guide says so at each of those points.

And if a will turns up?

It happens more often than you'd think — usually in week three, in a drawer. Swap to The Executor's Guide at no cost, or buy both from the start as the probate Theme.