Object to an estate administrator appointment
A lawyer files an objection and handles the contested case when someone petitions improperly, or to become a co-administrator. Quoted per case.
Work steps
- 1Assess and quote
- 2File the objection
- 3Hearings
- 4Report the court order
Documents to prepare
- Court notice or publication (if any) (if any)
- Death certificate
- Proof of heirship (house registration, birth/marriage certificates)
- ID cards of everyone involved
Send clear scans or photos online. You can order before you have everything and add the rest on the tracking page.
Information needed
- Case number and court (if known)
- Who petitioned and their relationship to the deceased
- Reason for objecting
- Court hearing date (if known)
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Frequently asked questions
Usually our team files on your behalf under a power of attorney. Some services may need you to sign or verify your identity at certain steps; we will tell you in advance.
Fees payable to the authority at official rates. Our team pays them on your behalf (an advance), and the authority's receipt is issued in the applicant's name.
As shown on this page, counted from when we have complete information and documents. Actual timing depends on the authority.
Our team will explain the reason and the options before going further.
