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John Melis, Expert
Hello, I am John Melis, a solicitor in Australia, and thank you for your question. I’d be happy to assist you.
You can resolve the issue by applying to the Enduring Guardianship Division of the State Tribunal online, SAT.
The tribunal has the power to appoint or remove a guardian.
The guardian protects the person's needs and interests by making personal and health care decisions on their behalf when they have impaired decision-making capacity.
The tribunal website has excellent resources to assist you.
If your cousin passes away and he does not have a will, someone will need to apply to the Supreme Court for letters of administration to manage his estate. That could be you. There are excellent resources on the Supreme Court website, probate division, that will guide you through the process of applying for letters of administration to be able to manage his house and his car with respect to selling the same and distributing those assets.
I hope I’ve provided the information you were seeking. If you need more help, please let me know so l can continue to assist you.
John Melis, Expert
It was my pleasure to help you today, and I thank you for chatting with me. Let me know if you have any other questions.
John Melis, Expert
John Melis, Expert