by LaunchAdmin | Jul 31, 2026 | Deceased Estate Administration
Transferring a vehicle from a deceased estate is generally simpler than transferring property — but it still requires a formal process, specific documentation, and the authority of the executor. A vehicle cannot simply be driven away or sold because a family member...
by LaunchAdmin | Jul 28, 2026 | Deceased Estate Administration
Sometimes a property in a deceased estate needs to be sold rather than transferred to a beneficiary. This might be because the will instructs the executor to sell, because beneficiaries agree it is the practical choice, because the estate needs liquidity to settle...
by LaunchAdmin | Jul 24, 2026 | Deceased Estate Administration
If the deceased owned immovable property — a house, a flat, a plot — its transfer is almost always the most time-consuming part of the estate. Property cannot simply be handed over. It must be formally transferred through the Deeds Office, with a conveyancer appointed...
by LaunchAdmin | Jul 21, 2026 | Deceased Estate Administration
Grief and money are a difficult combination. In our experience, family disputes during estate administration are common — not because families are unreasonable, but because the process is stressful, timelines are long, and emotions run high when significant assets and...
by LaunchAdmin | Jul 17, 2026 | Deceased Estate Administration
When a parent dies and leaves behind minor children, two separate questions arise: who will care for the children, and who will manage their inheritance? These are distinct legal roles — and confusing them, or combining them carelessly, can have serious consequences....
