Application for Grant of Probate – Estate of Thelma Francis Chinnery-Brown

Overview

A notice has been published indicating that Allyson Weissenberger intends to apply for a Grant of Probate concerning the Will dated 12 June 2007 of Thelma Francis Chinnery-Brown, late of Newstead Grand Care Community, Level 3 and 4, 50 Longland Street, Newstead, in the State of Queensland. If you believe you have grounds to contest or a claim upon the deceased’s estate, prompt action is crucial to protect your rights.

Key Details

• Deceased: Thelma Francis Chinnery-Brown
• Last Known Address: Newstead Grand Care Community, 50 Longland Street, Newstead, Qld
• Application: Grant of Probate (Will dated 12 June 2007)
• Applicant: Allyson Weissenberger
• Court Location: Brisbane
• Objection / Caveat Deadline: 14 days from the date of notice
• Creditor Claims: Must be submitted within 6 weeks

Importance of This Notice

This notice informs creditors, beneficiaries, or other interested parties that the estate of Thelma Francis Chinnery-Brown is in the process of administration. If you believe you are owed money by the deceased, named in the Will, or otherwise have a valid claim, you must act within the legally required time limits.

Your Next Steps

1. Assess Your Position: Determine whether you are a creditor, beneficiary, or otherwise have a valid interest in the estate.
2. Gather Documentation: Collect relevant records (receipts, invoices, or correspondence) to support your claim or objection.
3. Seek Legal Advice: Lodging a caveat or making a formal claim is time-sensitive. A Queensland estate lawyer can guide you through the necessary steps.
4. Contact the Listed Applicant or Solicitor: If you need to submit an objection or claim, refer to the information in the original public notice.

Need Assistance?

If you have questions about this notice or any probate matters in Queensland, QLD Estate Lawyers can help. We handle:

• Applying for Probate or Letters of Administration
• Contesting Wills and Lodging Caveats
• Creditor and Beneficiary Claims

Call 1300 580 413 or contact us online to discuss your situation.