Application for Letters of Administration on Intestacy – Estate of Sam Clement (also known as Samuel Clement)

Overview

A notice has been published indicating that Catherine Clement intends to apply for Letters of Administration on Intestacy concerning the estate of Sam Clement (also known as Samuel Clement), late of 40 Boyne Crescent, West Gladstone, in the State of Queensland. If you believe you have grounds to contest or a claim upon the deceased’s estate, you must act promptly to protect your rights.

Key Details

• Deceased: Sam Clement (also known as Samuel Clement)
• Last Known Address: 40 Boyne Crescent, West Gladstone, Qld
• Application: Letters of Administration on Intestacy
• Will Date: (None – Intestate)
• Applicant: Catherine Clement
• Court Location: Brisbane
• Objection / Caveat Deadline: 14 days from the date of notice
• Creditor Claims: Must be submitted within 6 weeks of publication

Importance of This Notice

This notice informs creditors, beneficiaries, or other interested parties that the estate of Sam Clement is being administered without a Will. If you believe you have a valid interest in the estate—such as an outstanding debt owed by the deceased—you must act within the timeframes required by law.

Your Next Steps

1. Assess Your Position: Determine whether you are a creditor, beneficiary, or otherwise hold a legitimate claim on the estate.
2. Gather Documentation: Compile relevant paperwork (e.g., invoices, receipts, correspondence) to support any claim or objection.
3. Seek Legal Advice: Lodging a caveat or making a formal claim on an intestate estate is time-sensitive. A Queensland estate lawyer can guide you through the correct procedures.
4. Contact the Listed Solicitor:
   According to the notice, it was lodged by Simmonds Crowley Galvin, Level 34, 1 Eagle Street (Solicitors for the Applicant). You may direct any formal objections or claims to them within the specified timeframe.

Need Assistance?

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

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

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