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Free guides to a deceased estate in NSW, Victoria and Queensland

What happens after a death, as the official bodies publish it: registering the death, who to tell, probate, the executor's tasks, banks, super and tax. Every fact shows the date it was checked and links to the page it came from.

General information · not legal advice · not a law firm.

Start with a state

Probate and the executor's tasks differ by state, so those guides are written one state at a time. The rest apply across all three.

The guides

The free notifier

Who the free Australian Death Notification Service reaches and who it does not, organisation by organisation, with the date each row was checked.

How the facts are kept right

Every fact on these pages is read from the source's own page: a court, a registry, a government agency, a bank or a super fund. It reports what that page says, with a link to the page and the date it was checked.

A fact not checked again within 62 days is withheld on the page: the line that rested on it is replaced by a 'not available at the moment' notice until the fact is checked again.

A fact that cannot be confirmed is withheld rather than left up to go stale.

A$59 · one payment · New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland

The Family Handover Kit: a "when I die" folder for a household in New South Wales, Victoria or Queensland

About eleven pages your family can hold the week they need them: who to call first, where the will and the papers are, the banks, super funds and insurers to tell, and what your state's registry and court, Services Australia and the ATO publish, each with the date it was checked; prepared from your answers, emailed within minutes, to print and keep.

The free pages on this site are the checklists: the estate checklist, the executor checklists for each state, and the probate pages. The Kit puts the parts of them your family will need beside your own record, in print, dated, with the organisations you named.

The Family Handover Kit, New South Wales specimen: the cover, with a fictional household's name
The Family Handover Kit, New South Wales specimen: the Start here page, prepared for a fictional household

Start here

The Family Handover Kit, New South Wales specimen: the state clock sheet

The state clock sheet

The Family Handover Kit, New South Wales specimen: the coverage map

The coverage map

Pages from a specimen Kit for New South Wales. The household on them is fictional.

A$59. One payment, in Australian dollars, by card. No subscription, no renewal, nothing added at checkout.

Where to get help with your situation

This page cannot tell you what applies to the estate you are dealing with. These official routes can point you to someone who can.

New South Wales

New South Wales · general information · checked 10 October 2026

Victoria

Victoria · general information · checked 10 October 2026

Queensland

Queensland · general information · checked 10 October 2026

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